Month: September 2025

7 months ago

RCMP NL tickets a pair of excessive speeders, two vehicles seized and impounded

A 49-year-old man and a 20-year-old man are each without a car and a driver’s licence after they were stopped for excessive speeding. At approximately 7:48 a.m. on Sept. 25, an officer with Placentia-Whitbourne RCMP observed a vehicle travelling at speeds up to 152 km/hr in a 100 km/hr zone on Route 100 near Dunville. A traffic stop […]

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7 months ago

Missing hunter safely located by Happy Valley-Goose Bay Search and Rescue

A man lost in a wooded area outside Happy Valley-Goose Bay overnight was safely rescued Thursday morning, thanks to a collaborative effort by police, ground search and rescue and the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre (JRCC). Shortly before 10:30 p.m. on Sept. 24, police received a report of a missing man whose truck had been located […]

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7 months ago

RCMP Labrador District GIS arrest man for possession, trafficking cocaine

Officers with RCMP Labrador District’s General Investigation Section (GIS) arrested 42-year-old Bobby Lewis on Thursday, on charges related to the trafficking of cocaine. On Sept. 25, officers on patrol witnessed what they believed to be a drug-related transaction and arrested 42-year-old Bobby Lewis. During a search, police located and seized a quantity of suspected cocaine, […]

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7 months ago

Retired Summerford-area teacher charged with sexual offences, possible victims urged to come forward

As a result of an investigation by Twillingate RCMP into sexual assaults carried out over a span of five decades, a retired educator has been charged with multiple sexual offences. Police believe there is a possibility of more victims, and are urging any victims or witnesses to come forward. In June 2025, Twillingate RCMP received […]

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7 months ago

St. John’s receives federal funding for public health initiative

The Public Health Agency of Canada has awarded St. John’s $249,997 through the 2025 Intersectoral Action Fund to advance its project, Healthy City for All: A Lens for Equity-Based Municipal Decision-Making to Improve Health Outcomes.  St. John’s is one of 14 organizations nationwide to share more than $3 million in funding for collaborative projects addressing […]

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7 months ago

St. John’s to observe National Truth and Reconciliation Day on Tuesday

On Tuesday, the City of St. John’s will observe National Truth and Reconciliation Day. The day is to honour survivors, their families and Indigenous communities, and to raise awareness about the legacy of residential schools in Canada. As a result, most City offices and facilities will be closed. Curbside waste collection will occur, and Robin […]

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7 months ago

Robbery suspect arrested after fighting police

At 8:40 p.m. on Thursday evening, the RNC responded to a robbery in the downtown area of St. John’s. The male suspect was located in a nearby park, where officers attempted to arrest him. The suspect began to fight with police. More officers arrived, and the male was taken into custody. The 47-year-old was taken […]

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7 months ago

Good driving conditions for now, numerous ferry delays

Roads are dry across the province as of now. Rain and strong winds are expected today, which will result in water buildup on the roads and reduced visibility. Marine Atlantic anticipates potential disruptions to crossings from Port aux Basques to North Sydney today. The MV Kamutik W will keep a load and go schedule today. […]

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7 months ago

Wet and windy start to the weekend

It will be a wet day across the province. NewfoundlandAn area of low pressure approaching from the southwest will spread rain across Newfoundland today. The rain will start later in the morning on the west coast and move eastward, reaching the Avalon by this evening. Rainfall amounts of 30 to 50 mm are expected along […]

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7 months ago

Minor changes in most petroleum prices

The Public Utilities Board set new maximum prices for petroleum products overnight. Gas is down by 2.4 cents per litre. The price of diesel on the Island went up by 0.2 cents. Diesel fuel in Zones 13 and 13a in Labrador increased by 0.1 cent. On the Island, furnace oil heating fuel increased by 0.12 […]

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