The provincial government has announced it will not be participating in a highly contentious federal government program aimed at buying back assault rifles. In a statement, the government raised concerns about the program’s practicality and the strain it says, would be placed on police resources. The province added it isn’t convinced the program would deliver […]
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Clarenville RCMP is investigating a break, enter, and theft discovered early Sunday morning at the Canada Post office in Port Blandford. Police are turning to the public for their assistance in identifying the person or persons responsible. The suspect(s) forced entry into the business sometime between 1:00 p.m. on Saturday January 24, and approximately 8:30 […]
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Have you heard? Grease is the word in Mount Pearl. The students at O’Donel High School are busy preparing for opening night of Grease: The Musical. Weekend rehearsals have become a regular for these kids, who are promising multiplying chills at this ‘blast from the past’ musical. Grab your leather jackets and poodle skirts, and […]
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The RCMP is encouraging anyone venturing outdoors to put safety first, especially when heading into isolated areas. Whether you’re on a snowmobile, an ATV, or headed out by foot or on skis, it is essential that you leave prepared, drive sober and wear the proper safety gear, including helmets. Before heading out, make sure you […]
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Severe weather is once again affecting the site of the grounded MSC Baltic III. Recent assessments of the vessel identified additional structural damage on both sides. The crack on the port side has extended toward the stern, while buckling on the starboard side has progressed forward. Following that severe weather, a significant amount of debris […]
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The St. John’s Regional Fire Department has announced the retirement of Captain Gina Burke, a trailblazer who made history as the department’s first female firefighter. Captain Burke began her groundbreaking career in 1992 when she was hired at the newly-opened Mount Pearl station, marking a significant milestone for the department and the region. Her dedication […]
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Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) Health Services is sharing information to help people stay safe during the flu and respiratory illness season. There continue to be cases of influenza in the province, with almost all cases caused by influenza A. It is particularly important to help protect those who are at risk of more severe illness […]
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The biggest event in Mount Pearl is back, and less than a week away. Get ready to kick off the 2026 Mount Pearl Frosty Festival on Thursday, February 5, with the Light the Night Festival. That will take place at St. David’s Park from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Thursday with free admission for […]
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RCMP in Natuashish have arrested 33-year-old Shayne Noggasak on Thursday, January 29, following a report of a residential break and enter, and subsequent seizure of a quantity of suspected cocaine. Around 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, RCMP responded to a report of a break and enter at a private residence in the community. Officers located the […]
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RNC officers were called to the west end of St. John’s late Friday evening to a report of assistance to the public. Responding officers spoke to the complainant who said the situation had escalated. As a result of their investigation, a 27-year-old female was arrested for assault. During the arrest, the woman became uncooperative with […]
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