Police believe that the same individuals are responsible for the three break and enters.
Whitbourne RCMP are looking into a rash of commercial break ins between July 9th and July 15th. In all instances, suspect(s) gained access into the property through a window and went for ATM machines. Quantities of cash, cheques, parcels and chocolate bars were taken. Police believe that the same individuals are responsible for the three break and enters. The investigations are continuing.
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Fox's General Store in Curling transitioning to seasonal operation this fall
Saying it’s been a wonderful journey owed to amazing customers, Fox’s General store is looking forward to a fantastic season ahead.
Seniors Advocate says 25 percent of last year's recommendations to government have not been completed
However, Susan Walsh says since the covering period of last year’s Status Report on Recommendations, her office completed two new reports.
Better retirement benefits could be on the way for workers with a workplace injury or illness
Bill 10, “An Act to Amend the Workplace Health, Safety and Compensation Act, 2022,” has gone through the third reading in the House of Assembly and is just waiting for Royal Assent.
Lotto 6/49 ticket sold in Corner Brook is worth $100,000
There was one winner matching all 6 numbers in TAG, or 518375.
Two young drivers in Bay St. George area caught doing more than twice the speed limit
Just after 9:00 p.m. on May 6, an officer on patrol observed a driver operating their vehicle at 92 km/hr on Carolina Avenue, where the posted speed limit is 40 km/hr.
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The Plain Truth, Wednesday May 6, 2026
Paula Sheppard's guest this week are Nicole Devoe, CASEY Coordinator, Rose , Your Prevention Coordinator, and Destiny Hopkins, from the Corner Brook Status of Woman Council.
