Month: October 2026

7 days ago

45-year-old man faces more charges of sexual violence against women and girls on northeast Avalon

The RNC has charged a man in connection with sexual violence against women and girls on the Northeast Avalon. In February, Operational Patrol Services responded to a report of sexual violence against a youth at a home in the Northeast Avalon region and the RNC Child Abuse and Sexual Assault (CASA) unit charged a 45-year-old […]

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7 days ago

Econext Conference 2026 focuses on building Newfoundland and Labrador’s green economy

Business leaders, innovators, policymakers, Indigenous and industry experts joined together today for Econext Conference 2026. It’s a day of bold ideas, practical insights, and valuable connections. Conference attendees will explore emerging opportunities in sustainable development, discover how local organizations are driving innovation and sustainable growth, and gain fresh perspectives on the projects, investments, and policies […]

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7 days ago

Province signs proclamation to mark Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day

Health Minister Joedy Wall signed a proclamation recognizing Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day. The province says it stands with families whose lives have been touched by loss, and encourage open conversations so no one has to grieve alone. For those in need of help, the province suggests calling or visiting Doorways for mental health […]

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7 days ago

Eddie Eastman brings Newfoundland’s musical past, present and future together in ‘Out of the Ashes’

From a trailblazing country music career to a new generation of homegrown talent, the Newfoundland-born singer is proving that the province’s musical fire is still burning bright. There’s something special about Newfoundland music. It has a rhythm all its own, a deep connection to the people and the place, and a way of bringing generations […]

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7 days ago

RNC arrest two men in separate incidents at businesses overnight

RNC officers responded to two separate incidents of unwelcome persons at a business in CBS and St. John’s overnight. First police responded to a CBS business just after 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday. Police were advised that an intoxicated customer became aggressive and damaged property. From there, officers arrested a 24-year-old man and charged him with […]

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7 days ago

Introduction of X-ray Services at 850 Topsail Road location

Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) Health Services is advising the public of the opening of X-ray services on the main level of 850 Topsail Road in Mount Pearl, effective Oct. 5. X-ray services (main level – 850 Topsail Road): Other information:

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1 week ago

President Trump says “Canada will end up being the 51st state”

U.S. President Donald Trump has renewed his criticism of Canada, telling supporters that the country will eventually become the 51st state, as tensions continue between the two longtime allies. Speaking at a rally in Arizona, Trump accused Canada of treating the United States unfairly, pointing to Canadian dairy tariffs, automobile manufacturing and what he described […]

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1 week ago

High winds and rain in the Wreckhouse area

Bay St. George District RCMP is warning drivers (especially those in large or commercial vehicles, including RVs and tractor trailers) of high winds and rain in the Wreckhouse area. While the highway is currently open, all motorists are asked to use caution and drive according to the weather conditions. Please consider delaying travel until conditions […]

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1 week ago

Mount Pearl issues emergency water conservation order

The City of Mount Pearl is asking residents north of Topsail Road to reduce water consumption due to emergency repairs and ongoing work at the pumphouse off Farrell Drive near the Topsail Road intersection. Effective immediately, residents and businesses are asked to limit water use to essential purposes only. Residents are asked not to water […]

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1 week ago

Atlantic Fisheries Fund announcement being made this afternoon in Moncton

Loyola O’Driscoll, the Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture, will join federal fisheries minister Joanne Thompson, along with Kent Smith, the Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture for Nova Scotia, Pat Finnigan, the Minister of Aquaculture and Fisheries for New Brunswick, and Ernie Hudson, Minister of Fisheries, Rural Development and Tourism for Prince Edward Island, today (Thursday, […]

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