Month: December 2023

2 years ago

Minister O’Regan to announce funding to help more seniors age at home

Minister for Seniors Seamus O’Regan will visit Connections for Seniors in St. John’s today to participate in a community outreach food delivery and announce funding for projects across Canada under the Age Well at Home Initiative. This funding will support organizations that help seniors age at home, in their communities. O’Regan will be accompanied by […]

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2 years ago

Nunatsiavut Government proposing a new airport near Nain

The Nunatsiavut Government is proposing a new airport near Nain. The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada is inviting Indigenous Peoples and the public to review the summary of the Initial Project Description and provide comments on the proposed project. Comments should be submitted online by visiting the project home page on the Canadian Impact Assessment […]

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2 years ago

Thousands of deficiencies in new Corner Brook hospital PC Party says

The PC Party says a new access to information response shows that the new Western Memorial Regional Hospital in Corner Brook has almost 2,700 deficiencies. PC Shadow Minister for Infrastructure, Barry Petten says that these deficiencies include damaged floors, ceiling tiles, water leaks, and other ‘rough finishes’ that require further investigation. Petten says thousands of […]

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2 years ago

Numerous power outages on the west coast

There are over 1,000 customers without power on the west coast of the island this morning due to severe weather conditions. Newfoundland Power is reporting outages in George’s Lake, Cox’s Cove, Mclver’s, Gillams, Meadows, Summerside to Christopher’s Cove, and Irishtown. There are also outages in Codroy to Millville, Port au Port West to Aguathuna and […]

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2 years ago

Heavy rain threat over southern and western Newfoundland; warnings suggest up to 400 mm possible by late Thursday

A long-duration weather event is unfolding over the Island. An area of low pressure, a stationary boundary, and an atmospheric river are going to deliver heavy amounts of rain to southern and western Newfoundland over the next 48 hours. Rainfall warnings are still in effect as of early Tuesday morning from the South Coast (Burgeo […]

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2 years ago

School delays and closures in western Newfoundland and parts of Labrador

Belanger Memorial School in Doyles is closed all day. The following schools are closed for the morning:A.P. Low PrimaryBayview AcademyE.A. Butler All GradeHenry Gordon AcademyJ.R. Smallwood Middle SchoolMenihek High SchoolSt. Michael’s ElementaryTempleton Academy The following schools have a two hour delayed opening:Bay d’Espoir AcademyLong Range Academy

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2 years ago

Several ferry and flight delays across the province

Roads across Newfoundland and Labrador are mostly bare and wet this morning. As the rain progresses, there will be water build-up along the south and west coast. Travel is not recommended from Tompkins to Cape Ray. Marine Atlantic is not sailing today and there could be impacts to sailings on Wednesday and Thursday. Due to […]

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2 years ago

Man arrested after beating up female in downtown area of St. John’s

Around 9:30 p.m. last night, the RNC responded to a disturbance outside in the downtown area of St. John’s. It was reported that a male was observed beating up a female and the male had fled the area. A 49-year-old was later located and charged with overcoming resistance, assault, and uttering threats to damage property, […]

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2 years ago

No injuries following evening collision at one of the City’s most dangerous intersections

A collision at one of St. John’s’ most dangerous intersections caused considerable damage to both vehicles involved. Emergency crews were called to the intersection of Torbay Road and Elizabeth Avenue at about 6:30 p.m. on Monday following the collision, between a pickup truck and an SUV. Both vehicles sustained significant damage. The drivers of both […]

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2 years ago

Birthdays and Anniversaries: December 18, 2023

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