The abduction and murder of teenager Dana Bradley is one of the most notorious unsolved cases in Canadian history. The St. John’s teen was killed just before Christmas in 1981. But 10 years since police said they made a breakthrough, the investigative trail has gone cold again. CTV’s Garrett Barry has more.
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Memorial University’s Board of Regents approved an Indigenous Verification Policy this afternoon. The policy was developed by and with Indigenous communities and affirms that opportunities intended for Indigenous people must be held by Indigenous people, and that the responsibility for determining eligibility for these opportunities lies with recognized Indigenous collectives, not the university. “The Board […]
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It’s a relatively calm day province wide, with pockets of showers or snow depending on where you’re located. A risk of freezing rain will set in later this afternoon for St. John’s and vicinity. Upwards of 10 centimetres of snow is possible for St. Anthony and vicinity starting tonight, with a risk of frostbite in […]
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St. John’s International Airport has earned the 2025 Airport Service Quality (ASQ) Customer Experience Award for Best Airports at Departures: Under 2 Million Passengers in North America. Administered by Airports Council International (ACI) World, the ASQ program is the only global benchmarking program that measures passenger satisfaction from travelers while they are at the airport, […]
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Team Gushue began the Brier this weekend with a pair of blowout wins. On Friday night, the rink representing Newfoundland and Labrador defeated Quebec 10-2 in the opening draw of the 2026 Montana’s Brier at Mary Brown’s Centre. Team Gushue followed that with an identical score of 10-2 over Nunavut Saturday night. This is skip […]
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