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

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• Lobster fisherman says costs outweigh the catch Cory Hurley May 17, 2013
• Deer Lake residents prepare for flood waters Paul Hutchings May 17, 2013
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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

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• Vincent helps Prairie Baseball Academy win championship Dave Kearsey May 13, 2013
• Flying Chicken May 12, 2013
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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

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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

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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

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Zombies spotted doesn't mean end of the world, it's just prep camp

Zombies will be stumbling around a Saskatchewan lake this weekend, but not to worry. The world is not ending, but people are training for it. Jonathan Michell is one of the organizers behind the...

May 17, 2013

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• How the Toronto Maple Leafs broke an astronaut's hockey-loving heart May 17, 2013
• Son is suspect in slaying of New Brunswick businessman Richard Oland: documents May 17, 2013
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