Month: August 2025

9 months ago

Evacuation order lifted for Perry’s Cove

Residents of Perry’s Cove are allowed to return home after an evacuation order was lifted Sunday. The unincorporated area remains under alert and a regional state of emergency. Route 70 remains closed north of Perry’s Cove to Northern Bay Brook Bridge. Residents returning to their properties are advised to travel through the detour around the […]

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9 months ago

Preliminary inquiry decision set

A St. John’s woman accused of killing a man by running him down with her vehicle last year will find out next month if there’s enough evidence against her to send her case to trial. The woman, whose name is banned from publication, had her preliminary inquiry this past week at provincial court. She’s charged […]

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9 months ago

Man arrested by Sheshatshiu RCMP after multiple fires in community

Sheshatshiu RCMP and the Sheshatshiu Fire Department responded early Friday morning to reports of fires at several locations in the community. A 24-year-old man was taken into police custody and faces arson and mischief-related charges. Starting at approximately 5:14 a.m. on Aug. 22, first responders received reports of multiple suspicious structure and vehicle fires in […]

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9 months ago

Gavin Baggs named Team NL flag bearer for closing ceremony of the 2025 Canada Games

Team Newfoundland and Labrador is proud to announce that multi-medalist Gavin Baggs has been selected as the flag bearer for the closing ceremony of the 2025 Canada Games in St. John’s. Baggs, from Paradise, delivered a remarkable performance at these Games, capturing four medals across two sports. He earned three in wheelchair racing on the […]

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9 months ago

Conditions favourable for battling Kingston fire, while Martin Lake fire now ‘under control,’ province says in update

Conditions are favourable for battling the Conception Bay North wildfire, while the central Newfoundland fire is now under control, the province said in an update Sunday. Kingston Today’s forecast of clear skies, south-west winds and sunshine mean favourable conditions for aerial and ground suppression.  The ceiling is clearing above the Kingston wildfire, allowing for heavy […]

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9 months ago

Single-vehicle mishap sees SUV go down embankment, no injuries to driver

The driver of an SUV that rolled over an embankment in downtown St. John’s on Saturday evening suffered no reported injuries. The mishap happened on Southside Road, just west of Blackhead Road, shortly before 7:00 p.m.. Reports from the scene indicate the driver of an SUV was attempting to turn around in the roadway when […]

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9 months ago

Gavin Baggs caps memorable Canada Games performance with fourth medal for Team N.L.

Gavin Baggs of Paradise has capped an historic run at the 2025 Canada Summer by winning silver in the 400-metre Wheelchair Men’s Race Saturday. Baggs’ performance is a monumental achievement for Team N.L., as he added his third athletics medal of the Games to his collection. Earlier this week, he struck gold in the 1500-metre […]

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9 months ago

Evacuation orders lifted for Salmon Cove, Burnt Point, Gull Island, and areas north of Northern Bay Brook Bridge

Evacuation orders were lifted Saturday for some communities affected by the Conception Bay North wildfire. Salmon Cove Salmon Cove was the first town to receive notice of the order being lifted. All residents are allowed to return to their properties, but Route 70 remains closed between Northern Bay Brook Bridge and Perry’s Cove. Residents returning […]

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9 months ago

Single-vehicle rollover sends three people to hospital

A single-vehicle rollover on Saturday morning sent three people to hospital, their injuries believed to be minor. Emergency crews were called to a portion of the Manuels Access Road, near Modern Paving, at about 9:50 a.m. on Saturday morning. The driver of an eastbound sedan lost control and entered the median. The vehicle then rolled […]

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9 months ago

More than 200 Newfoundland Power polls damaged by CBN wildfire

More than 200 Newfoundland Power polls have been damaged or destroyed by the Kingston fire.  This number came from today’s wildfire briefing as the province also announced a discrepancy in structure losses from the fire. NTV’s Bailey Howard tells us the latest. 

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