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Christine Soucy RCMP, MHA Perry Trimper, Jody Michelin and Mary Snelgrove took part in the fundraiser and barbecue

Happy Valley-Goose Bay Law Enforcement Torch Walk supports local Special Olympics

Amos Semigak with some of his carvings.

Amos Semigak — traditional Inuit carver

Happy Valley-Goose Bay woman raising funds related to son attending camp in ...

Walk on the Wild Side

GARY SHAW: Spring arrives, so to does the boating season

SHIELD project coordinator Denise Cole showing participants some of the art and technology they will be using as part of the project.

SHIELD project in Labrador integrating art, technology and culture in project involving ...

Jacqueline Rae Rideout (center) is competing for the title of Mrs. Galaxy International.

Labrador City woman going for international pageant title

The prices for all fuels is up today, with the exception of propane, which remains the same as last week.

Another break at the pumps in Newfoundland this week

Labrador Friendship Centre community outreach worker Patricia Maloney.

National Indigenous People’s Day organizers in Happy Valley-Goose Bay welcome donations of ...

A beluga whale has been swimming in Red Bay harbour since Saturday. - Photo courtesy of Vicki Hancock

GALLERY: Beluga whale visits Red Bay

A fallen crane at the Muskrat Falls construction site. —

Muskrat Falls crane topples, sending operator to hospital

Opinion

Letter to the Editor

LETTER: Liberal party in need of nobility

Updated 19 minutes ago

Wild Atlantic Salmon- 123RF

Letter: ASF is saving our salmon

Updated a day ago

"The government of U.S. President Donald Trump is using the suffering of children as a blackmail tactic to try and force voting compliance," Russell Wangersky writes. — Stock photo

Russell Wangersky: Suffer the children

Published a day ago

It’s that time of year again. Be careful when lighting fires outdoors.

The common sense of playing with matches

Updated Jun 18, 2018 at 1:05 p.m.

Columnists

Deer Lake's Cyril Goodyear is an avid outdoorsman and has written a book about surviving in the deep woods.

NICHOLAS MERCER: Be prepared — Cyril Goodyear offers survival tips for newbies

Updated 24 minutes ago

Walk on the Wild Side

GARY SHAW: Spring arrives, so to does the boating season

Updated a day ago

Auditor General Kim MacPherson

RUSSELL WANGERSKY: Being truthful to constituents should be the law

Updated Jun 15, 2018 at 9:26 a.m.

Dave White

DAVE WHITE: A comforting sight

Updated Jun 13, 2018 at 11:30 p.m.

Editorials

Editorial: Clock’s ticking

Updated Oct 12, 2017 at 2:43 p.m.

A raccoon stretches out on a windowsill high above downtown St. Paul, Minn., June 12. The raccoon captivated onlookers and generated interest on social media after it started scaling the building. — Evan Frost/Minnesota Public Radio via AP

Editorial: Distractions of the day

Updated Jun 14, 2018 at 9:47 a.m.

Right whales are seen in the south Gulf of Saint Lawrence in this May 5, 2018 handout photo. -Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Conservation and Protection Branch

EDITORIAL: Troubled waters

Updated Jun 12, 2018 at 9:10 a.m.

World Oceans Day is a free family event coming up Saturday, June 2. It showcases attractions for all ages including a variety of interactive and educational activities related to our oceans and fisheries. For more information, see below.

Editorial: Troubled waters

Updated Jun 12, 2018 at 11:49 a.m.

Letter to the editor

Letter to the Editor

LETTER: Liberal party in need of nobility

Updated 19 minutes ago

Letter to the editor

Time to forego irresponsible, prejudiced rhetoric about Grenfell Campus

Updated Jun 06, 2018 at 10:25 p.m.

letter to the editor

LETTER: Don't rule out Point Rosee just yet

Updated Jun 05, 2018 at 11:05 p.m.

letter to the editor

Letter: Salmon counting fences not accurate in Labrador

Published Jun 04, 2018 at 4:41 p.m.

Recent Stories

Doug Miller of Corner Brook and his dog, Paws, pose by some of the unsightly trash dumped along the Enchanted Forest Trail near Massey Drive.

Corner Brook area mountain bikers getting together to clean up Enchanted Forest Trail near Massey Drive

With structural steel of Corner Brook's new hospital complex rising up in the background, an ironworker protesting the lack of local jobs acknowledges a honk of support from a passing vehicle Wednesday afternoon.

Justice George Murphy's decision on injunction against protesting ironworkers at Corner Brook hospital site expected today

Letter to the Editor

LETTER: Liberal party in need of nobility

Deer Lake's Cyril Goodyear is an avid outdoorsman and has written a book about surviving in the deep woods.

NICHOLAS MERCER: Be prepared — Cyril Goodyear offers survival tips for newbies

Meagan Musseau.

Corner Brook artists awarded ArtsNL grants

Dave White

DAVE WHITE: Enough with the waste

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Julie Walsh, a 10-year-old female soccer player in the Corner Brook minor soccer program, is excited about meeting new girls from the across the province when Corner Brook hosts an invitational Under-10 female soccer tournament this weekend at Wellington. The action gets underway today at 6 p.m.

Corner Brook's Julie Walsh loves meeting new friends on the soccer pitch

Ward

Three players from Corner Brook minor baseball system earn spot on provincial 15U male team

Bill Pilgrim, a former worker on the Ernest Harmon Air Force Base, poses for a photo near the Mole Hole building.

Mole Hole on former Ernest Harmon Air Force Base could be great for tourism: Stephenville mayor

Snow crab pots on the wharf at Jerseyside in Placentia this spring. The Marine Stewardship Council has re-certified the province’s snow crab fishery as a sustainable and well-managed resource.

Snow crab sector passes audit

Natural Resources Minister Siobhan Coady

Details on $60-million innovation and business development fund coming soon

Maria Durnford

Missing Corner Brook woman located