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Publication Date: August 8, 2026 - 04:30
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9 months ago, the St. Mary’s, N.L. seafood plant burned to the ground. The town is worried the company is moving on
August 8, 2026
During a stormy fall night last year, the St. Mary’s seafood processing plant caught fire and burned to the ground and the mayor says residents are now worried it won’t be revived.
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