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3 hours ago

Justice, News

Sheshatshiu RCMP seizes vehicle from one driver, tickets others during one-day traffic blitz

Police seized a vehicle during a traffic stop as part of a traffic enforcement initiative in the community on Friday. The owner was also ticketed after an investigation revealed that the vehicle was being operated without valid insurance. On June 5, officers stopped passenger vehicles on roads throughout the community looking for impaired, distracted and aggressive drivers, […]

June 08, 2026

Justice, News

Emergency Response Team and Explosives Disposal Unit training in C.B.S.

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June 08, 2026

Health, News

Relocation of Doorways Community Counselling Clinic in St. John’s

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4 hours ago

Bonavista RCMP seizes vehicle from driver travelling 60+ km/hr over the limit
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4 hours ago

Police nab two people for excessive speeding
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5 hours ago

Natuashish GSAR helps RCMP rescue swimmer in distress
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5 hours ago

Port Saunders RCMP asking for assistance locating missing person Daniel Pittman
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2 years ago

World Energy GH2 exploring other options for energy use

World Energy GH2, the company behind the wind-to-hydrogen mega project on the west coast, says it has had to explore other options, because the commercial-scale green ammonia market is taking longer to develop than expected.

2 years ago

Inflation rate increases in October

After months of decline, the inflation rate rose 2.0 percent in October. That’s up from a 1.6 percent increase in September. In October shelter price growth continued to ease and prices for food purchased from stores increased at a faster pace. Prices increased at a faster pace in October compared with September nationally.

2 years ago

Sports Dome to be built near new west end St. John’s hospital

The government has confirmed a new sports dome will be built near the site of the new west end St. John’s hospital, but it doesn’t own the land yet. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

2 years ago

Will legal strikes and lockouts return to fishery? Minister says it’s up to FFAW

Will legal strikes and lockouts return to the fishery? Minister Gerry Byrne says it’s up to the FFAW, but the union says it was caught off-guard when Byrne presented the idea at their convention. NTV’s Becky Daley reports.