Thousands of members of the muslim community gathered today to celebrate Eid, beginning the day with morning prayers at the Suleman-Dawood Mosque in St. John’s. Families and friends came together for the special occasion, marking the end of ramadan with prayers, reflection, and celebrations. It is one of the largest and most important celebrations in the […]
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One person suffered minor injuries, and a 38-year-old Marystown man was arrested by Burin Peninsula RCMP, after reports of an assault that occurred at a remote cabin in the area. Police were called just before 3:30 Saturday morning. A man had allegedly assaulted a group of people and caused damage to the cabin. The suspect […]
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The nation is in mourning today following one of Canada’s worst mass shootings, including a community in this province with ties to the tragedy. Officials from the town of Lawn on Newfoundland and Labrador’s South coast says they are offering their support to the family in the community who are grieving the profound loss. Police […]
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Wildlife officials will be conducting caribou surveys over the coming weeks in central and eastern Newfoundland. The surveys will be conducted using a low-level flying aircraft in the areas of Cape Shore, the Avalon wilderness reserve on the Southeast Avalon Peninsula, the Burin Peninsula and the Gander region. During the survey, as part of the […]
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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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