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While food is at the heart of our offerings, our stores provide a wide, growing and successful range of products and services to meet your everyday household needs.

Canadian Tire Gas+ in Clarenville is your convenient stop for quality fuel and everyday essentials. Triangle Rewards members collect Canadian Tire Money® on every litre, making each fuel-up more rewarding. With trusted service, quick snacks, on-the-go essentials and diesel, Gas+ helps keep you moving. This location also sells beer. And ready-to-drink beverages.

While food is at the heart of our offerings, our stores provide a wide, growing and successful range of products and services to meet your everyday household needs.

WELCOME TO SUNNYSIDEA Small Town with a Long HistoryWe are making modern history! The Hebron oil platform is takin shape in our harbour. Sunnyside as a place to visit, live or do business. Our doors are open.To match our latest move into modern history, we are updating our website. Please keep checking back as we add new naterial.Our most prominent feature is Centre Hill, the highest peak in eastern Newfoundland. Theres a hiking trail to the top, which takes half a day. It is mostly moderate, but the last 400 metres are strenuous. Our other hiking trail (Truce Sound Coastal Trail) is short (1.5 km) and relatively easy.Population: 500 Location: 1 km from the Trans Canada Highway, one and one half hours from St. Johns and one hour from Terra Nova National Park (Photos:Vikas Khaladkar)Follow us onTown of Sunnyside PO Box 89 Sunnyside NL A0B 3J0Tel::1-709-472-4506 Fax:1-709-472-4182 Email: townofsunnysideeastlink.ca Open: Monday to Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Peter JohnsonVancouver Island in the late nineteenth century was a major port of entry for people from all walks of life. But for many, the sense of hope that had sustained them through rough sea voyages came to an abrupt halt as soon as they reached land. Quarantined is the heart-wrenching true story of the thousands of forgotten people who arrived on our shores only to be felled by disease, in an era when medical care was unsophisticated at best and attitudes toward the poor and the sick were often narrow minded. It is about the struggle to establish a federally funded quarantine station, which, when it was finally established, became as significant and as longstanding as Grosse Ile in Quebec, Lawlor's Island in Halifax, and Ellis Island in New York.