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In Stephenville, Nfld., all that's left of the pulp mill that employed nearly 300 people for 25 years is an empty paper storage shed and a few administrative buildings. When Abitibi Consolidated announced it was closing its Stephenville mill in December 2005, locals already knew the impact such a big shutdown could have on their small town. The small community on Newfoundland's west coast had already seen major employers close their doors and abandon the town twice in 50 years.

After two years of layoffs and uncertainty, the prospect of a new company, and new jobs, has some Red Rock locals thinking there may be hope for their quiet forestry town, after all.