Month: July 2026

2 weeks ago

Clarenville RCMP seeking public’s assistance identifying suspect in theft investigation

Clarenville RCMP is investigating a theft and misuse of a banking card, and asking for assistance identifying a suspect captured by surveillance cameras. In March 2026, Clarenville RCMP received a report from a resident in the area who discovered multiple unauthorized transactions on their bank statement. The victim also reported that the card associated with […]

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2 weeks ago

MUN makes call for expressions of interest for Indigenous artist opportunity

Memorial University is inviting expressions of interest from Indigenous artists for an upcoming project that will contribute to the visibility, representation and celebration of Indigenous cultures across the university. The selected artist will lead the development of a community-centred mural in the rose garden on the St. John’s campus, located between the School of Music, […]

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2 weeks ago

Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro extends power purchase agreement with Corner Brook Pulp and Paper

Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro has extended its interim power purchase agreement with Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited for one year, which began on July 1, and ends on June 30, 2027. This agreement provides the province an opportunity to review and consider Kruger’s proposed approach to diversification at Corner Brook Pulp and Paper. Newfoundland and […]

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2 weeks ago

Families devastated as Austin Deir was granted day parole this morning in New Brunswick

It was an emotional day in New Brunswick as the family and loved ones of Haley Keating and Erin Pretty tearfully begged the Parole Board of Canada to not grant Austin Deir parole. Despite their pleas, he was granted day parole – six months and one day after he was sentenced. Tensions ran extremely high […]

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2 weeks ago

RCMP arrests impaired ATV operator

An all-terrain vehicle (ATV) operator was charged with impaired operation after he was stopped by RCMP Traffic Services Central on Saturday evening. On July 4, at approximately 7:30 p.m., RCMP Traffic Service Central was conducting routine patrols in Bishop’s Falls when an officer observed a side-by-side operator and a passenger traveling without helmets. When the […]

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2 weeks ago

Burin Peninsula RCMP seeking public’s assistance locating stolen vehicle

Burin Peninsula RCMP is investigating an overnight break and enter at a Grand Bank business, as well as the theft of a delivery vehicle. Anyone with information about this crime, including the location of the stolen vehicle, is being asked to contact police as soon as possible. Around 8:00 a.m. on July 7, Burin Peninsula […]

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2 weeks ago

Volunteers wanted for CBN cleanup

Conception Bay North is looking for volunteers to come out this weekend, and help clean up the Western Bay Boardwalk following last years devastating wildfire season. The ‘Western Bay Lighthouse Trails’ is hoping to rebuild 300 feet of damaged boardwalk later this month, but first, they’ll need to clear what’s left of the damage from […]

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2 weeks ago

Province announces over $3.1 million to support arts and heritage across Newfoundland and Labrador 

The province announced more than $3.1 million in funding for organizations throughout Newfoundland and Labrador through the Cultural Economic Development Program. Over 100 organizations have received funding through this initiative to date, reflecting the important role arts, culture and heritage play in communities throughout Newfoundland and Labrador. This support helps strengthen communities, create opportunities for […]

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2 weeks ago

RNC advising of road closure due to industrial spill

The RNC is advising of a road closure in Western Newfoundland. The Trans-Canada Highway has been closed eastbound in the area of Steady Brook as crews clear what appears to be an industrial spill across a 2 km stretch of the roadway. Traffic is being re-routed through Marble Drive.

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2 weeks ago

First Light to release legal guide today on the rights of indigenous people in provincial custody

First Light is preparing to release a guide detailing the legal rights of Indigenous Peoples in Newfoundland and Labrador who are or have been incarcerated in any of the adult correctional facilities in the Province. The guide serves as a companion to First Light’s March 2026 report, Overrepresented and Undercounted: A Snapshot of Indigenous Adult Incarceration […]

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