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Icewater Seafoods earns world-class Food Safety Certification ahead of cod season

Icewater Seafoods has achieved certification under the Brand Reputation through Compliance Global Standards (BRCGS) program, commonly known as BRC certification, earning an A Grade in its first-ever audit. The achievement is a significant milestone for the family-owned company and recognizes the work of the hundreds of employees who help make Icewater one of the world’s […]

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Single mother opens tattoo studio in central Newfoundland
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4 days ago
Final GST/HST top-up goes out before new federal grocery benefit next month
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5 days ago
Taxpayers can’t afford government grocery stores, says Canadian Taxpayers Federation
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6 days ago
Municipalities highlight drinking water concerns if Marine Atlantic stripped of essential service designation
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6 days ago
EnergyNL conference hears update on Bay du Nord project
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2 months ago

Glovertown RCMP warns residents of door-to-door scam

RCMP Newfoundland and Labrador is reminding the public to be scam aware after a Glovertown resident was approached by someone impersonating a telecommunications employee. Scammers can use personal information obtained illegally and pressure tactics in person or by phone to trick you, so it’s essential you take steps to protect yourself. Glovertown RCMP recently responded […]

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2 months ago

City of St. John’s overnight parking bans extended until April 18

The following on-street overnight parking bans are extended until Saturday, April 18 at 7:30 a.m.:

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2 months ago

Travellers paying more as jet fuel prices soar

Travellers should expect spring air travel to get more expensive as the price of jet fuel due to the conflict in the Middle East has led two of Canada’s largest airlines to add fuel surcharges. Air Canada has introduced a $50 per passenger surcharge on Air Canada vacation packages. Meanwhile, starting April 8, West Jet […]

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2 months ago

Grocery prices up almost six per cent in Canada since last February

Grocery prices in Canada have increased by almost six per cent between this February and last, with some of the biggest increases seen among Atlantic provinces, according to Statistics Canada.The new data tracks the average retail food prices for more than 100 common grocery items. The biggest price increase was seen in beef, chicken and […]

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