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Landmarks, workplaces across Canada will light up on October 15 for disability inclusion in employment

From the Confederation Building in St. John’s to the Vancouver Airport Control Tower, communities across Canada will light up purple and blue on Thursday, October 15 for Light It Up! For NDEAM™, a national event celebrating disability inclusion in employment and the contributions of people who have a disability in our communities. Now in its […]

October 08, 2026

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October 07, 2026

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Premier Wakeham sells Churchill Falls with clear message – “choose to be positive”

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13 hours ago

Province makes changes to which students will be feeding into new St. John’s school
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Gander’s housing boom continues as town exceeds targets
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Demand grows for search and rescue efforts in Bay of Islands
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Marystown reacts to media report of Bay du Nord subsea work going to Kiewit
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2 years ago

Trial Dates Set for St. John’s Fire Captain Charged with Sexual Assault

A high-ranking St. John’s firefighter facing sexual assault charges now has his trial date set for early 2025. Fire captain Ron Pomeroy, 52, was charged with sexual assault and sexual exploitation in December of 2023. The counts are in connection with an incident that was said to have happened in the spring of 2023 when […]

2 years ago

Provincial and federal governments support Rural Economic Development in St. Anthony

Today, the province announced a contribution of $205,472 for three community-based projects in St. Anthony. Ottawa also announced total investments of $379,089. These investments will help renovate and expand a multi-use trail, improve capabilities for yielding fresh, locally grown produce in the region and develop visitor capacity at the St. Anthony Marina. Today’s announcement demonstrates […]

2 years ago

Police investigating break, enter and theft at Robbins Trucking Ltd in Lumsden

New-Wes-Valley RCMP is investigating a break, enter and theft that occurred on July 29 at Robbins Trucking Ltd in Lumsden. Shortly before 8:30 a.m. on Monday morning, police received the report of a break and enter. Suspect(s) forced entry into the rear of the business and stole approximately $5,0000 cash from inside. Suspect(s) also entered a […]

2 years ago

RNC make impaired driver arrest in metro

Just after midnight last night, the RNC conducted a traffic stop on a driver who was suspected to be impaired. The female driver was arrested for impaired driving and provided breath samples at the police station. The 32-year-old female was released from custody with a future court date for impaired driving and driving over 80mg […]