Plans to build a home next to the Humber River are being environmentally assessed

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• Corner Brook MHA says affordable housing units will be built despite no bidders

  Last week, NL Housing Corporation issued a statement saying they couldn’t find a successful bidder after the $20 million project went out on tender last October.

• Women in NL celebrate 100 years of voting

• Water and sewer tender in Lark Harbour is expected this month or early May

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• Bay of Islands MHA says road projects are not being prioritized properly

  Eddie Joyce says there are serious safety concerns, especially one road in Frenchman’s Cove whereby half the road is gone and government doesn’t think it’s a priority. 

• Police found 1.5 ounces of cocaine, LSD, cash and pills at a traffic stop in Corner Brook

  The driver of the vehicle, 45-year-old Sandra Callahan of Corner Brook, showed signs of alcohol impairment and refused to comply with a breath demand provided as part of an impaired driving investigation.  An occupant of the vehicle, 25-year-old Bobby Sheppard of Deer Lake, resisted arrest and was found in breach of a probation order.