The work must be community-based and not-for-profit.
Applications are now open for the Job Creation Partnerships Program and the deadline is June 12th. These projects are intended for people who are Employment Insurance (EI) eligible helping them gain experience and find long-term jobs. The work must be community-based and not-for-profit. More information can be found at gov.nl.ca
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Deer Lake issues statement in light of concern and frustration over water boil advisory
Town Manager Jason Young says they replaced the aging water filtration system but when the power goes out, it stops putting chlorine in.
Government increases festival funding by $43K and several west coast groups will get part of it
The list of recipients this year includes the Jigs and Wheels festival in Corner Brook, Light up the Bay at the Bay of Islands Yacht Club, the Deer Lake Strawberry Festival, Cormack Days 2026, and Qalipu First Nation Revitalizing Mi’kmaq Culture and Traditions.
Humber Arm South Festival is this weekend and the Mountain Isle Day Park opens today
Today's opening event is free to attend and will feature a BBQ, music, pony rides and a water slide.
RCMP looking for the public's help after two overnight break ins at businesses in Stephenville
Both suspects appear to be male and were dressed in black.
Busy summer in Corner Brook
On Bayfm, Mayor Linda Chaisson spoke about the 5th annual Jigs and Wheels event coming next weekend with a ten day schedule.
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Authority Song
John Mellencamp
Pop Goes The World
Men Without Hats
Talking In Your Sleep
Romantics
Ptarmageddon
Ptarmageddon, a band based out of Labrador will be playing at the Rotary Arts Centre Thursday night and Friday night at Our Lady of Mercy Church in Port au Port
Trash Talk Thursday, July 16, 2026
Lynn Howse from Western Regional Waste Management on Bay Fm
