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U.S. President Donald Trump signs proclamation to amend tariffs on aluminum, steel and copper imports

According to the White House, President Donald Trump signed a proclamation Monday to amend his Section 232 national security tariffs on some aluminum, steel and copper imports. It would help lower tariffs on some steel and aluminum derivative products. It makes mobile industrial equipment, such as bulldozers and forklifts, subject to a 15 per cent tariff […]

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Police investigating break, enter and theft, requesting public’s assistance
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5 hours ago
Early-Morning Structure Fire Closes Section of Thorburn Road
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16 hours ago
Inside Story: Federal finance minister discusses energy landscape, Canada’s ‘technical recession’ ahead of EnergyNL conference
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16 hours ago
Port of Botwood cruising for cruise ship visits
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16 hours ago
Lela Evans shares feedback from emotional town hall meeting on Sheshatshiu murder
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7 months ago

St. John’s seeking new street name ideas

As the City of St. John’s expands its Reserved Street Names Inventory, it’s asking for the public’s help for ideas. The inventory is used when new streets are developed and require official names that are approved by the city. Visit engagestjohns.ca to submit your suggestions and learn more about the City’s street naming process. Residents […]

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7 months ago

Celtic Woman-A New Era tour to make stop in St. John’s on May 2

Grammy-nominated global music sensation Celtic Woman, the most successful all-female Irish group in history, is set to return to North America and captivate audiences once again with their new tour, CELTIC WOMAN – A NEW ERA. Launching a bold new chapter in the iconic group’s celebrated 21-year journey, the tour will make three stops in Atlantic Canada, […]

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7 months ago

Deer Lake RCMP stops two impaired drivers over weekend

Police stopped and charged two impaired drivers over the weekend. Both drivers had their licences suspended and police seized and impounded both vehicles. On Friday, Nov. 14 around 6:00 p.m, an officer on patrol in the community of St. Judes observed a vehicle being driven in an erratic manner and conducted a traffic stop. The […]

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7 months ago

Judicial recount for Topsail-Paradise begins today

The Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador will oversee a recount in the provincial district of Topsail-Paradise beginning today. PC incumbent Paul Dinn was declared the winner in Topsail-Paradise on election night, beating Liberal Dan Bobbett, the former mayor of Paradise, by 102 votes. Late last week the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador ordered […]

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