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Woman’s death in C.B.S. considered suspicious, police say
The death of a 36-year-old woman in Conception Bay South last week is now considered suspicious, police said Wednesday. The RNC is looking for...
Federation of Labour speaks out about mom’s story of cashier’s harassment
The N.L. Federation of Labour spoke out Wednesday after a mom shared her daughter's story on social media about the harassment cashiers face from...
Two processing companies accuse FFAW leadership of spreading misinformation
Two processing companies are firing back at the FFAW after last week's cod protests. Ocean Choice International and Icewater Seafoods are accusing the union...
FISH-NL wants separate environmental regulator after latest oil spill
The organization hoping to become a union for inshore fish harvesters is calling for action after the latest oil spill. FISH-NL President Ryan Cleary...
Beatrice Hunter withdraws from federal NDP nomination in Labrador
A well-known activist who was running for the federal NDP nomination in Labrador has withdrawn. Beatrice Hunter announced on Twitter Tuesday that she's unable...
St. John’s City Council approves location for new Mews Centre
St. John's City Council has approved the new location of the H.G.R. Mews Community Centre, despite opposition from a 170-name petition.
Police investigating sudden death of 36-year-old woman in C.B.S.
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary is investigating the sudden death of a 36-year-old woman.
On Thursday, Aug. 15, just after 1 p.m., members of the RNC’s...
Power failure causes another Hibernia oil spill
There has been another oil spill at Hibernia just days after production resumed from the last spill. A temporary power failure caused 2,200 litres...
Husky gets green light for full production at White Rose
Full production has been greenlit for the SeaRose FPSO after the largest oil spill in the province's history last November.
No trespassing to see Dildo sign, town warns visitors
The new Hollywood-style Dildo sign can be seen from far and wide. But it stands on private property, and some visitors have been trespassing...
