Month: September 2026

2 weeks ago

Victims say punishment doesn’t fit the crime in sentencing for string of C.B.N. break-ins

Some residents in Conception Bay North are not satisfied with the prison sentence handed down to an offender the RCMP deemed as prolific. Justin King was arrested after a string of break and enters in the area last year, and was sentenced to three years behind bars last week. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill reports.

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Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation welcomes federal funding for new treatment centre

The federal government has announced $20 million for a new treatment centre in Sheshatshiu. The Innu Nation is eager to get the project started. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports from Sheshatshiu.

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Premier supports Ottawa in dispute with France over crab fishery

Premier Tony Wakeham released a statement Tuesday supporting Ottawa in its latest dispute with France over fishing jurisdiction.

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NAPE trades workers rally against government in Grand Falls-Windsor

Trades workers who are members of NAPE held a rally in Grand Falls-Windsor Tuesday for fair pay and against contracting out.

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Birthdays and Anniversaries, September 29, 2026

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Blair Walsh taken into custody

One day after pleading guilty to manslaughter, Blair Walsh is now in custody, and will remain behind bars until at least his sentencing next February. A judge made that decision today in supreme court in Corner Brook, ordering him into custody. Walsh pleaded guilty yesterday to the lesser charge in the death of 59-year-old Bert […]

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2 weeks ago

CBN residents raise concerns over prolific offender’s prison sentence

Some residents in Conception Bay North are not satisfied with the prison sentence handed down to an offender the RCMP deemed as prolific. Justin King was arrested in February of this year following a string of break and enters in the CBN area in 2025 and 2026. Last week, King was sentenced to three years […]

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2 weeks ago

Civic Centre workers reach impasse at the bargaining table

Workers at the Corner Brook Civic Centre, represented by CUPE 4386, have officially reached an impasse at the bargaining table and could legally hit the picket lines or be locked out by their employer as early as October 10, according to the union. “It’s been incredibly frustrating, to say the least,” said CUPE 4386 President […]

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2 weeks ago

KinderStart registration opening for Avalon Peninsula families

Registration for KinderStart for children beginning kindergarten in schools on the Avalon Peninsula in September 2027 will take place on Wednesday, October 7, and Thursday, October 8. Families are encouraged to visit the NL Schools website to register. The registration system will open at 9:00 a.m. on October 7 for English and Early French Immersion […]

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2 weeks ago

Gander RCMP seeking public assistance to identify man in possession of stolen property

Police in Gander are asking for the public’s help identifying a man caught on surveillance camera redeeming lottery tickets that were previously reported as stolen. Anyone with information is asked to contact Gander RCMP. On July 16, around 6:00 a.m., a surveillance camera at a Circle K convenience store on the Trans-Canada Highway in Gander […]

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