Month: August 2026

4 weeks ago

Royal Newfoundland Constabulary Association launches new advocacy campaign

The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary Association has launched a new advocacy campaign that focuses on providing better access to information for members, as well as positioning the RNCA as a trusted, steady voice for members and the communities served by police. The campaign, which included a brand new website transformation, was completed over the past several […]

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4 weeks ago

Costco warning shoppers about certain yogurt products

Costco Canada is warning shoppers about a recall involving certain yogurt products that may contain mould. The recall impacts both The Greek Gods’ Honey Yogurt and Organic Yogurt Plain items, both sold in two 650-gram containers. The affected products, which were recalled by Hain Celestial, which owns The Greek Gods brand, may have been purchased […]

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4 weeks ago

Occupational Health and Safety Charges against Cottle’s Island Lumber Company Limited 

Cottle’s Island Lumber Company Limited of Summerford has been charged with violations under Newfoundland and Labrador’s Occupational Health and Safety Act. The Occupational Health and Safety Division is responsible for conducting workplace compliance inspections and audits, and these charges are the result of the company’s non-compliance with occupational health and safety orders issued by the province in September and November of 2024.   The charges relate to a series of […]

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4 weeks ago

Weather Forecast: Sunday, August 16

Sunshine and warmer temperatures are expected across much of Newfoundland and Labrador today, though parts of eastern and central Newfoundland could see showers later in the day. St. John’s / Bonavista TodaySkies clear this morning in St. John’s as fog patches dissipate. Northwest wind 20 km/h gusting to 40 becomes light this morning. High 19. […]

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4 weeks ago

City looking for public input on permanent location for St. John’s landmark sign

The City of St. John’s is seeking public input to help determine the permanent location of a new landmark sign that will serve as both a community feature and a visitor attraction. The sign is currently at its temporary location next to Mary Browns Centre and City Hall. This approach follows significant feedback received after […]

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4 weeks ago

Sheshatshiu RCMP searching for missing person

Police Sheshatshiu are asking for the public’s help as they try to locate 37-year-old Norma Benuen. Police and loved ones are concerned for her well-being. A photo of Benuen is not available at this time. Benuen was last seen around 12:00 p.m. today (Saturday, August 15) in the area of Coronation Street in Sheshatshiu. She […]

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4 weeks ago

Weather Forecast: Saturday, August 15

Eastern and central Newfoundland will see showers and drizzle today, while clearer conditions are forecast for western Newfoundland and Happy Valley–Goose Bay. St. John’s / Bonavista TodayShowers in St. John’s with a risk of thunderstorms this afternoon. Rainfall amounts near 2 mm, except up to 10 mm in the heaviest showers. High 21, except 17 […]

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4 weeks ago

No injuries following Saturday morning collision

A collision early Saturday morning caused considerable damage to two vehicles, but resulted in no reported injuries. Emergency crews were called to the intersection of Mount Scio Road and O’Brien Farm Road shortly before 9:00 a.m.. A t-bone collision involving a sedan and an SUV had damaged both vehicles significantly. The drivers of both vehicles […]

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4 weeks ago

RNC provides tips to help prevent property theft

The RNC is reminding residents of the importance of protecting personal property. Historically, the summer months have the highest reported incidents of break and enters in RNC jurisdictions. There has also been a noticeable increase in thefts of property from vehicles. These are crimes of opportunity. Proactive measures like securing belongings and being aware of […]

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4 weeks ago

With Churchill Falls deal expected Monday, opposition parties in both provinces are demanding clarity

Opposition parties in both Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador continue to ask for clarity following reports the two provinces have reached an agreement on a new energy deal. As NTV reported Wednesday, a deal appears ready but neither government is confirming that a final agreement has been made. Premier Tony Wakeham’s office says no final […]

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