Gros Morne sees boost in reservations

ROCKY HARBOUR Gros Morne National Park has seen a 20 per cent increase in pre-season online reservations compared to this time last year.Parks Canada released figures late last week that show a 35...

Paul Hutchings

May 17, 2013

Recent news

• Grade 3 students take a visit to city hall Gary Kean May 17, 2013
• Education has key role in addressing LGBTQ issues: panel Diane Crocker May 17, 2013
• City still plans to implement parking plan for downtown Diane Crocker May 17, 2013
• Lobster fisherman says costs outweigh the catch Cory Hurley May 17, 2013
• Deer Lake residents prepare for flood waters Paul Hutchings May 17, 2013
• Break in water line results in boil order Diane Crocker May 17, 2013
• Newfoundland gets D grade for healthy living Deana Stokes Sullivan May 17, 2013

See more ...

• Hockey
• Football
• Baseball
• Soccer
• Golf
• Curling
• Other Sports

New-look Rangers still have eyes on same old result

CORNER BROOK  One glance at the Curling Rangers’ bench is enough to notice many familiar faces of championship teams gone by are no longer present. The undisputed class of the Corner...

Chris Quigley

May 17, 2013

Recent news

• Monarchs have a spring in their step in win over Stephenville Chris Quigley May 15, 2013
• Jordan Baird speeding along in his development as a rising cyclist Dave Kearsey May 15, 2013
• New training area at Jubilee Field Dave Kearsey May 14, 2013
• Vincent helps Prairie Baseball Academy win championship Dave Kearsey May 13, 2013
• Flying Chicken May 12, 2013
• Cheers Dave Kearsey May 10, 2013
• Accolades keep pouring in for Cohen Chaulk Chris Quigley May 10, 2013
• The future is now Chris Quigley May 9, 2013

See more ...

First steel cut in Marystown for Hebron drilling support module

Marystown — Tuesday was billed as a "milestone" day for the Hebron project as the first piece of steel for the drilling support module was cut in Marystown. Geoff Parker, Hebron's senior project...

Paul Herridge

May 15, 2013

Recent news

• Barry Group Inc. takes over Labrador Gem Seafoods Transcontinental Media May 14, 2013
• Company pulls sawmill plans from Deer Lake Paul Hutchings May 10, 2013
• NDP leader wants more detail on Abitibi expropriation James McLeod May 8, 2013
• Placentia pursues prosperity Transcontinental Media May 3, 2013
• U.S. laws nix Muskrat Falls option: Prentice Andrew Robinson May 1, 2013
• Company looks to develop land in middle of city Cory Hurley April 30, 2013
• Manor resident not surprised by home’s bankruptcy Diane Crocker April 26, 2013
• NLOWE re-elects president Paulette Fudge Daniel MacEachern April 24, 2013

See more ...

Wine-tasting dinner, auction has raised more than $100,000 for hospital

CORNER BROOK  When Jessica Penney had her second prematurely born child last month, she took comfort knowing she and her little boy could be cared for in Corner Brook.

Gary Kean

May 17, 2013

Recent news

• Hometown singer looking forward to festival Paul Hutchings May 16, 2013
• Great grandson of Mattie Mitchell hoping to land lead role Cory Hurley May 15, 2013
• Locals shortlisted for visual arts awards Transcontinental Media May 14, 2013
• Corner Brook man raves about service at Daffodil Place Gary Kean May 13, 2013
• Reid’s ‘impact’ on the lives of others earns him RNC award Diane Crocker May 13, 2013
• RC air show takes off from Stephenville next weekend May 10, 2013
• Gary Graham shares honorary degree with community Diane Crocker May 10, 2013
• Artist likes the texture a pallet knife gives his paintings Diane Crocker May 9, 2013

See more ...

• Columnists
• Editorial
• Letter to the Editor

Many fracking questions remain unanswered

Dear Editor: Black Spruce Exploration’s David Murray is failing to address legitimate concerns about fracking even as he makes the media rounds.Mr. Murray is the head of the newly formed...

May 17, 2013

Recent news

• Sitting back won’t cut it May 17, 2013
• Under a watchful eye May 16, 2013
• Fracking May 15, 2013
• MacKay takes over again May 15, 2013

See more ...

• News
• Business
• Sports
• Society
• Arts
• Lifestyle

Spectator killed during Jeep demonstration at Edmonton Food Bank fundraiser

EDMONTON - A spectator has been killed after a Jeep demonstration at an Edmonton fundraising event went disastrously wrong. The event was called "Jeeps Go Topless" and was being held in the parking...

May 18, 2013

Recent news

• Proposal to charge for parking at some California state beaches riles environmental groups May 18, 2013
• Brooks Bandits beat Minnesota Wilderness to advance to RBC Cup final May 18, 2013
• New exhibit of animatronic dinosaurs roars to life at Columbus zoo, doesn't bother animals May 18, 2013
• WHO warns Saudi coronavirus may be spreading; calls for urgent search for source May 18, 2013
• Boston Marathon bombing victim from RI set for welcome home party at a Newport mansion May 18, 2013
• Toronto Mayor Rob Ford nixes weekend radio show in wake of video controversy May 18, 2013
• Ore. timber country ponders future without logs that sustained economy over last 70 years May 18, 2013
• New ownership reopens SW Ohio water park shut down last year, honour 2012 season passes May 18, 2013

See more ...