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48-year-old man and 19-year-old woman dead after moose-vehicle collision near Aquaforte

RCMP ARE investigating a moose-vehicle collision Monday evening that resulted in the deaths of two people. Shortly after 8:30 p.m. on June 22, Ferryland RCMP received a report of a collision on Route 10 involving a motorcycle, a passenger vehicle and a moose. Officers from neighbouring detachments, local firefighters and Emergency Medical Services personnel also responded […]

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Man arrested for damaging home in east end
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Police respond to two separate thefts in capital city on Monday
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13 hours ago
One person taken to hospital following collision involving dirt bike
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18 hours ago
Frustrated drivers call for better communication after Father’s Day traffic jams
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18 hours ago
Innu group pulls out of Labrador Expo amid dispute with province over Indigenous history
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7 months ago

Memorial University to receive $2.25 million from Cenovus Energy

Memorial University will announce a transformational $2.25-million investment from Cenovus Energy to support students and programming across multiple faculties and institutes. The partnership continues a long history of collaboration between Cenovus and Memorial, and their shared commitment to innovation, education and community impact. The event, which is set for 11 a.m. today, will include remarks […]

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7 months ago

City of St. John’s Offering Free Radon Test Kits to Residents

The City of St. John’s is again offering free radon test kits to residents. Last year, the City distributed 345 kits, and roughly 10% of completed tests exceeded Health Canada’s guideline. 250 kits are available, and residents can register for theirs on a first-come, first-serve basis here starting today at 4pm.

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7 months ago

Premier warns provincial deficit could be higher in first state-of-the-province address

Premier Tony Wakeham delivered his first state-of-the-province address today since becoming premier. He’s promising an update on the province’s finances next month, and will be heading to Ottawa tomorrow to meet with the prime minister on supporting the oil sector. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

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7 months ago

Deloitte Canada admits it ‘selectively used’ AI to support citations, but stands by health report

Deloitte Canada released a statement Tuesday standing by the findings of its health care report for the province. It says artificial intelligence was not used to write the report, but AI was “selectively used” to support research citations. Premier Tony Wakeham says the province is looking at creating regulations for the use of AI. The […]

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