The last pulp and paper mill in Newfoundland and Labrador is partially operating again as of Tuesday after a significant shut down that started last fall due to extremely low water levels at Grand Lake. It was one of the longest shut downs in the Corner Brook mill’s history. Kruger Inc, the mill’s owner, indicated it would take weeks to ramp up operations, given the plant was shut during winter’s coldest months. But local politicians believe this partial re-start is an indication of big changes in operations and jobs. …”We will have some periods where we will run. Some work is then needed. That will stop operations, but that will continue to ramp as we go over the next couple of days,” explained Darren Pelley, vice-president of special projects with Kruger Inc. Pelley said Kruger will monitor water levels and continue to make paper when possible.