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East Coast Recreational Fishery Closing Today (opens the original)
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The recreational fishery officially closes today, marking the end of a historic season. The fishery opened back in July under a new seven-day-a-week model for most parts of the province. The expansion was granted following a healthy return of cod stocks—something not seen in decades. However, not all areas were included in the expanded season. Parts of the west and southwest coasts were left off the list due to ongoing concerns over low stock numbers in that region. Ottawa says it will re-evalua
United Way NL says 211 Serves as Gateway to Community Supports (opens the original)
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The executive director of the United Way Newfoundland and Labrador says while not a medical emergency line, 211 can connect people with medical personnel if required. Provided by the United Way, the service has been present in Canada for 24 years, but it wasn’t introduced in this province until 2020. It is a referral service that connects people to a variety of community, social, and government supports – including things like food banks. While 211 isn’t an emergency line, Lisa Fifield says they
Over 12,000 Pumpkins on Display at Lester’s Farm, Despite Challenging Year (opens the original)
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The weather in the spring and summer this year was challenging for farmers – you wouldn’t say it from the crops that have been harvested at Lester’s Farm Market though. Co-owner Chris Lester’s describes this year as a “real head scratcher,” saying it was “a challenge right from the start.” In spite of that, he says some of his crops are doing really well. “It’s probably our best year we’ve ever had on potatoes. Pumpkins were late ripening but a very good year on those as well,” he said. Lester s
FORCE NL Pleased to see Churchill Falls MOU Going Ahead (opens the original)
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FORCE NL – a group made up of young entrepreneurs and professionals – is pleased to see the Churchill Falls MOU going ahead. Ben Oates says while it “ain’t over” until the deal is finalized, he was interested to see how the debate in the House of Assembly played out this month. He says the interesting part for him was that government “did not seem terribly interested in building cohesion around their own deal. They seemed to just want to play a game of ‘mine’s bigger than yours’ and right now it
Taxpayers Group Pushes Debt Repayment Law (opens the original)
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The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is reiterating its call to have revenue from the new Churchill Falls agreement directed to paying down the debt, and the federation is taking it a step further by asking that government to put the commitment into law. CTF Atlantic Director Devin Drover says government spending grew 80 percent over the past 20 years or so – from $4.97 billion in 2004-2005 to $8.97 billion in 2020-2021. He says Premier Tony Wakeham needs to make debt repayment a priority once the
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