Profile of Michelle Stewart

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Michelle Stewart is the editor of The Aurora

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• No pets-some pets allowed
  An interesting issue came to light this week in Labrador West. As noted in the story with Julie Rose who was more or less given an ...
• Concerns turn to action
  The current design of the Labrador Mall parking lot has been identified by the Town as a safety concern following lots of complaints from ...
• Four birds in new nest
  The new subdivision on the west end of Hudson Drive in Labrador City has a name. Osprey Heights will have four streets within the ...
• Cody not welcome
  Julie Rose was waiting for a roof to put over her family’s head since July (2010). Finding herself in a personal crisis this past summer, she ...
• A debt we can never repay
  When it comes to honouring those war heroes because of their ultimate sacrifice, Labrador West shined this Remembrance Day. Between both ...
• Far from bon voyage
  It was the first, and probably last trip for a while on the MV Apollo for Kim Pike. The Labrador City woman said a lovely family vacation to ...
• Cracking down paying off
  The number of citations handed out by the RNC has certainly substantiated a request (from the Town of Wabush earlier this year) to step up ...
• Council briefs—Wabush Oct. 26
  Food security presentation At the top of Wabush Council meeting last Tuesday afternoon, a presentation was made to Council on Food Security. ...
• Lab West’s new Vet
  There is a new veterinarian doctor in Labrador West who says he’s here for the long haul. Dr. Calvin Rice, a native of Nova Scotia, said he ...
• This one’s for the girls
  A new and exciting course, for girls only, is underway in Labrador West. The Inspired Women Program is being offered at the College of the ...
• From a land ‘Down Under’
  For the first time ever, a psychiatrist is practicing fulltime in the Labrador Grenfell Health (LGH) region. Dr. Simon Byrne joined the ...
• Frustrating summer
  The year 2010 didn’t quite go the way the folks at Labrador Iron Mines Holdings Ltd. (LIM) hoped it would. The mining company projected producing ...
• Frustrating summer
  The year 2010 didn’t quite go the way the folks at Labrador Iron Mines Holdings Ltd. (LIM) hoped it would. The mining company projected ...
• Saluting small business
  For the past 30 years the third week of October has been marked as Small Business Week. The Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) reports ...
• Massive mound
  It’s ugly, costly and growing rapidly. That’s the way Wabush mayor Ron Barron describes the huge mass of debris at the Wabush dumpsite, which ...
• Nothing like a real life example
  Sadly enough, there’s nothing like a tragic and real example to impact the effect of bullying. Last week a gentleman, a grieving father, ...
• Honouring firefighters
  Labrador City’s fire department kicked off Fire Prevention Week with a significant event at the fire hall last Monday evening. ...
• Wipeout Canada selects Lab. West
  Vanessa Simon is heading to Argentina to take part in what most people wouldn’t dare to even consider. The 31-year-old is one of ...
• The Rec centre dilemma
  Should Labrador City and the mining company in Labrador City (IOC) pay a portion of the cost of operating the Wabush Rec. Centre? ...
• The power of music
  Music has been a part of Oral Burden’s life since his was just a teen. And from the ups and downs, the twists and turns his life has been, ...
• Project in motion
  The connection between Wabush and Labrador City is about to change for motorists. An underpass is now officially underway in the area of the ...
• Quest for clean air
  The Town of Labrador City was treated to an informative presentation on what the Iron Ore Company of Canada (IOC) is doing in its ...
• Laziness is not a handicap
  Every town needs more citizens like Yvon Riviere. The Labrador City man is fed up (and rightly so) with the insensitivity of people who ...
• Busted in a snap
  After seeing able-bodied people, time and time again, parking in handicap spaces, Yvon Riviere has a gut full and made a decision, that from ...
• Busted in a snap
  "I had enough of this because this space is for people who have mobility problems and I know this person hasn't got a disability," said Riviere. ...
• Greener options
  The residents of Wabush are adjusting well to garbage collection being cutback, says the mayor. Ron Barron said the Town has received very ...
• Final stop, Labrador West
  A new CT scanner is on the way for the folks of Labrador West. It’s a wonderful thing and few could argue the healthcare investment wasn’t ...
• Flood of frustration
  While Chris Sirabian was vacationing in Florida with his family recently, a break in the water main was affecting his home on ...
• Flood of frustration
  While Chris Sirabian was vacationing in Florida with his family recently, a break in the water main was affecting his home on Bartlett Drive ...
• Do or die
  The mayor of Wabush is hoping an appeal made to the Town of Labrador City and the Iron Ore Company of Canada will yield a positive response. ...