Mount Pearl is open for business.
And to prove it, council and city staff unveiled several initiatives last week to aid local business operators during an event at City Hall held in conjunction with Newfoundland and Labrador Innovation Week.
In Newfoundland, every day is ground hog day: Our politicians like making the same mistakes over and over again
It’s hard to see how the Dwight Ball government’s decision to hive off a piece of Nalcor to create a new Crown Corporation for the offshore oil industry makes any financial sense.
Crosbie must be pinching himself
Is Ches Crosbie walking funny lately? He should be, because it can’t be easy strolling around with a horse shoe up your kettle.
Library still top of mind on To Do list, says mayor: French disappointed at what he calls a false claim made in Letter to the Editor
CBS Mayor Terry French says that the construction of a new library in the town is still a priority.
In like Dinn
He’s yet to be sworn-in, but newly elected Topsail – Paradise MHA Paul Dinn says he is already on the job and tackling issues for residents.
Mount Pearl's Jumping Bean looking to expand across Canada: Business getting $500,000 in federal money
The Jumping Bean is looking to hop the border.
Rogers' departure could be a gift for the NDP
Some people are saying Gerry Rogers is leaving the NDP in the lurch, scurrying out on the verge of the provincial general election and not quite a year after she won her party’s leadership in a contest against Allison Coffin, a Memorial University economist who brought fresh ideas and a new take on politics to the race.
Dwight Balls’ Liberals should be worried
The results of the Topsail – Paradise by-election left a smell of blood in the water for hardcore political watchers and prognosticators.
A case of the candidates being better than their parties
Voters in Topsail - Paradise are in a queer predicament this by-election: They have three good candidates on the ballot, but they represent three lousy parties.