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Grand Falls-Windsor growing without paper mill
Grand Falls-Windsor's population has grown despite the closure of the pulp and paper mill it was built to support, according to the lastest Canadian Census.
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Kennedy tackles Muskrat Falls critics during Board of Trade address
Natural Resources Minister Jerome Kennedy, right, chats with Corner Brook city councillor Leo Bruce prior to the minister's address to the Greater Corner Brook Board of Trade Friday.
Great Newfoundland spots finalists in competition
The Great Places in Canada contest - sponsored by the Canadian Institute of Planners as a way to highlight the work of professional planners.
Young man get two years less a day for home invasion
One of the four young men charged in a home invasion and assault of another male has been jailed for a day less than two years.
Grand Falls-Windsor businesses burn
A firefighter stands in front of the ruins of A & R Trailer Repair Ltd. in Grand Falls - Windsor.
Firefighters battle blaze in Grand Falls-Windsor
The blaze was reported just after 5 a.m. Tuesday morning at A and R Trailer Repair on Duggan Street.
A firefighter stands in front of the ruins of A & R Trailer Repair Ltd. in...
Published on February 7, 2012 A firefighter stands in front of the ruins of A & R Trailer Repair Ltd.
Housing strategy needed: Rogers
NDP MHAs Chris Mitchelmore, left, and Gerry Rogers, right, were in Stephenville on Monday, Feb.
Blizzard conditions hit Newfoundland
An intense storm is sweeping through parts of Newfoundland, cancelling several flights at St.
Snowstorm hits Newfoundland and Labrador; flights cancelled
A snowstorm has hit Newfoundland and parts of Labrador, forcing the cancellation of several flights at St.
It was a first for the Town of Springdale and the Emerald Zone as a whole, last Wednesday, as Leader of the Government in the House of Commons, Hon.
Two new provincial court judges appointed
Pamela J. Goulding, Q.C., will serve on the bench in St. John's, while Laura A. Mennie, Q.C., will take a position in Stephenville.
Researcher seeking mill basket photos, stories
Don Taylor holds the mill basket that once belonged to his father, Robert Taylor of Grand Falls-Windsor, in the way most mill workers were accustomed to carry their baskets.
A shout-out to good tourism campaigns
Here's to the Department of Tourism, Culture and Recreation for finally realizing that Newfoundland and Labrador continues to be distinct in terms of geography, heritage, culture and even linguistics.
Photo of whiteout conditions near Clarenville. - RCMP photo
A press release issued Saturday afternoon warns motorists to stay off the roads unless absolutely necessary.
Federal budget consultations 'dishonest': MP Simms
Newfoundland MP Scott Simms says he's angry that a federal minister held budget consultation sessions in his riding without his knowledge.
So, who do you think is coming to Salmon Fest?
The headliner for the annual Salmon Festival in Grand Falls-Windsor has not yet been announced, although the town's mayor says it's a "major" band.
Former mill town mayor has advice for Corner Brook
A former mayor in central Newfoundland says the closure of the paper mill in his town offers valuable lessons for people in Corner Brook.
Published on January 25, 2012 Graham Hutchinson, owner of the Robin Hood Hotel in Grand Falls-Windsor, says he has the second and third weekends in July blocked and has not released a single room in anticipation of an announcement of the 2012 Exploits Valley Salmon Festival Concert.
MHA fears province to be stuck with clean-up of Marystown plant property
NDP fisheries critic Christopher Mitchelmore says he is concerned the people of the province will be left on the hook for any clean-up needed of the closed Marystown fish plant facility.