This would also help alleviate the impact sea conditions have on removal operations.
Officials are looking at building a road to allow easier access to the a vessel that ran aground earlier this month near Lark Harbour. This would also help alleviate the impact sea conditions have on removal operations. The manifest provided by the owner of the MSC Baltic III, indicates that the cargo contains some materials listed as dangerous goods. This includes fabrics, food products, metals and polymeric beads. Meanwhile, the Canadian Coast Guard is on scene with a level of preparedness to respond to any potential hazards or pollutants entering the marine environment. The CCGS Jean Goodwill remains on site with spill response equipment onboard and is providing assistance as required. Given the vessel’s current condition, it cannot be safely refloated. The initial focus will be on the removal of the fuel and cargo.
Next week, Corner Brook city hall expects to know when they will get the keys to the new recreation centre
Office of Child and Youth Advocate still accepting feedback on the mental health system
Applications are now being accepted for the Summer Employment Program for students
PC Leader sends well wishes to outgoing Premier Andrew Furey
Bayfm's the Plain Truth talks about U.S tariffs on Canadian goods which are due to come into effect next week
