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• Kruger to put $700 million into Corner Brook Pulp and Paper

  Modernization includes a new pulp storage facility, upgrades to site infrastructure, the implementation of chip handling and receiving equipment, and the installation of a biomass unloading and drying system for the cogeneration facility. 

• 20 year old woman suffers serious injuries after a moose vehicle collision near St. Judes

  It happened Tuesday  evening on the Trans Canada Highway near St. Judes involving a passenger vehicle with two occupants and a moose.

• Opposition concerned after latest statistics show NL has the highest crime rate in Canada

• Canada's Premiers talk wildfires, internal and international trade, and improving health

  Hogan reaffirmed the Provincial Government’s commitment to advancing key initiatives that will bring long-term benefits to residents, including the planned expansion at Churchill Falls

• Corner Brook approves new ten year water management plan with Mt. Moriah yet town hasn't responded

  Mt. Moriah will be charged the same Water and Sewer Levy as Corner Brook residents, excluding the sewer portion, as follows:  Residential Units: $570 (previously $455 in 2016)  Commercial Units: $680 (previously $535 in 2016) Rates may be adjusted at Council’s discretion during the budget process.