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Trinity accommodator receives federal and provincial support for upgrades
TRINITY, N.L. NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR CANADA Rosewood Suites in Trinity has received some help from the federal and provincial governments for a project to modernize and expand its facilities. The business is receiving a $345,000 ...
Harbour Grace bed and breakfast owner wants even playing field against Airbnb
HARBOUR GRACE, NL NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR CANADA The rise of Airbnbs has left some local business owners feeling cheated. George Butler and his wife have been running a Bed and Breakfast service out of their property on Water Street in ...
Number of conditions to be met for Stephenville hatchery expansion
Plans in the works for an expansion to the Indian Head Salmon Smolt Hatchery located near Port Harmon in Stephenville have got the go-ahead, but not without a number of conditions. Northern Harvest Smolt Ltd. applied to Municipal Affairs and ...
Emera Innovation Exchange launched at Memorial’s Signal Hill campus
Emera Inc. and Memorial University of Newfoundland announced Thursday the public engagement and innovation space at Memorial’s new Signal Hill campus will be named the Emera Innovation Exchange. A news release states the naming recognizes a ...
Gypsum industry being re-established in Flat Bay
Red Moon Resources has loaded its first shipment of gypsum/anhydrite from its Ace mine in western Newfoundland. Patrick Laracy, president, said the company is working with Vinland Materials Inc. — a related company, to undertake contract ...
Cruise ship boosts August tourist numbers
St. Anthony experienced its biggest tourism day of the season on Monday, Aug. 20, with the arrival of the MS Rotterdam cruise ship, as well as, five bus tours and other normal traffic, nearly doubling the town’s population for the day. With ...
Small town store in Ramea proves to be therapeutic for owner
There has been a Coley’s Store in Ramea for 41 years now, with 39 of them spent in its current location. Francis Coley has been there that long too. During that time, she figures there’s not much the store hasn’t carried at some ...
Mayor Jim Parsons has faith in Corner Brook Pulp and Paper's longevity
The fact Corner Brook Pulp and Paper seemed willing to endure the threat of costly American tariffs gives Mayor Jim Parsons confidence in the company’s long-term future in the city. Parsons was reacting Thursday to news one day earlier that ...
Threat to impose tariffs helped better position Corner Brook mill, says union
The threat of American tariffs was a grey cloud over Corner Brook Pulp and Paper all year long. That dark cloud has now dissipated, but Paul Humber says its silver lining lingers on for the mill. Humber is president of Unifor Local 242, one of ...
U.S. International Trade Commission overturns Canadian newsprint duties
The U.S. International Trade Commission has overturned duties imposed on Canadian newsprint. The commission says it found that imports of the paper product, part of the wider category of uncoated groundwood paper, do not injure U.S. ...
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