It’s hosted through the Gros Morne Institute for Sustainable Tourism.
Only a few days left to register for an online information session about the LIFT Experience Development Program. It’s hosted through the Gros Morne Institute for Sustainable Tourism. Spokesperson Nora Fever says applications are accepted until June 30th for the fall session. Fever says it’s designed to take about 8 months to complete and can help tourism operators in many ways.
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Grenfell group surveying west coast residents on wind hydrogen development
The group will be collecting survey results until the end of August.
Registration opens today for the "Becoming an Outdoors Woman" workshop at Pinchgut Lake
Courses include kayaking, wildlife and plant identification, firearm and archery basics, and outdoor cooking.
New MP Carol Anstey glad to be back in the riding of Long Range Mountains
She says the whole experience was overwhelming at first but she’s back in the riding and recently took time to meet with a Deer Lake Manor resident celebrating her 108th birthday.
Stephenville council sends letter to government asking for a stable power solution for the airport
They want to see a stable power solution for the airport, and an emergency meeting on short and long term infrastructure responses.
Construction on 6 new NLHC units to start soon
Brook Construction received the $2.6 million contract to build the 6 new units.
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Corner Brook City Council Meeting , July 21, 2025
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