Today, over 110,000 residents are connected to family care teams.
Government has announced a few new family care teams and one of them is for Bonne Bay-Port Saunders. The team is expected to be operational in 2026. Today, over 110,000 residents are connected to family care teams. Recruitment is ongoing for physicians, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, social navigators, allied health professionals, and support staff.
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Man stopped in Cox's Cove gets suspension for impaired driving and his ATV impounded
Corner Brook RNC just before 6:30 p.m., on Saturday police were to a report of erratic operation of an ATV in the area of Main Street.
Hughes Brook water supply is at risk of running dry this week, residents asked to conserve water
Residents are asked to take extra measures to conserve water, which should only be used for essentials, avoid filling tubs, pools, watering lawns, and washing vehicles.
400 Qalipu members apply for funding to help with the cost of installing a heat pump
Housing Project Facilitator Paul Brake says they’ll be accepting applications for this program again in the spring so anyone who did not get approved, can apply again.
Household Hazardous Waste Day at the Wildcove landfill site this Saturday
Lynn House of Western Regional Waste Management says this is not a free dump day but an awareness day for things you wouldn’t normally throw in the trash.
Qalipu Chief highlights a busy summer including a large powwow in Conne River
Chief Jenny Brake says the highlight was having Mi'kmaw Grand Council Grand Chief Silliboy attend the Elmastukwek Mawio'mi, as well as Elder Maggie Paul.
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