Following a lengthy investigation that was conducted by the RCMP-RNC Integrated Internet Child Exploitation (IICE) Unit, 72-year-old Brian Griffin of St. John’s was arrested in April and charged with online child exploitation activity. Griffin was arrested on April 30, but it was October of 2025 when IICE executed a search warrant at a St. John’s […]
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HarbourVOICES! International Festival of Collective Singing Traditions will return to St. John’s in July 2027, building on the resounding success of its inaugural festival in 2024. The province has announced a contribution of $650,000, while the federal government, through the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA), will contribute $500,000. HarbourVOICES! 2027 will take place July 2–7, 2027, […]
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ST. JOHN’S, N.L. — The Newfoundland Rogues lost 106-96 to the Sudbury Five on Friday night at Mary Brown’s Centre. Despite a close effort from the home side, the defending Basketball Super League champs were too much for the Rogues, who lost their third straight game to start the season. The Five led by 23 […]
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There are approximately 8,000 speed camera tickets set to be distributed throughout the province, valued at approximately $3.12 million. According to a statement from the provincial government, “To date, a total of $45,338 in fines has been collected. It is important to note that ticketing was paused beginning September 25, 2025, due to the Canada […]
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Do you have a trumpet in the basement or maybe a violin collecting dust in a closet? On Sunday, March 8, The Katie Sullivan Instrument Library invites community members to their Used Instrument Drive, a special event to collect gently used musical instruments for students who need them most. The event will take place from […]
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