3 years ago
Reflections: Enola Gay
With “Oppenheimer” packing movie theatres with its story of the development of the atomic bomb, Jim Furlong reflects on the Enola Gay, the plane that bombed Hiroshima, Japan.
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3 years ago
Premier to make school transportation announcement
Premier Andrew Furey will provide an update on school transportation on Monday. The announcement will take place at Hazelwood Elementary School, 391 Topsail Road at 10:30 a.m. Premier Furey will be joined by the Honourable Krista Lynn Howell, Minister of Education and the Honourable John G. Abbott, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure, as well as […]
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3 years ago
Collision between motorcycle and car sends one to hospital
A mid-evening collision between a motorcycle and a car sent one person to hospital on Saturday. Emergency crews were called to Kenmount Road, just west of Pippy Place, shortly after 7:00 p.m. following reports of the collision. A motorcycle lay in the eastbound lanes of the road, with a damaged vehicle a short distance away. […]
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3 years ago
Rally held in St. John’s for Remains of Indigenous Women
The MUNL Circle of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit students held a protest Saturday afternoon in solidarity with those in Winnipeg, urging officials to search landfills for the remains of two Indigenous women, Morgan Harris and Marcedes Myran. The event was held at the Confederation Building and organizers say they hope to encourage governments across […]
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3 years ago
Man unlawfully at large arrested in Mount Pearl
On Friday evening the RNC attended a residence in Mount Pearl to check for an individual known to be unlawfully at large. The 50-year-old male was located inside the home. The man refused to exit the home for the police. As a result, officers obtained judicial authorization to enter the home to arrest the man. […]
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3 years ago
MUN faculty and students raise alarm about potential cuts to psychology program
Memorial University faculty and students are voicing concerns about potential cuts to a professional psychology program. They say it could have dire consequences for the mental health crisis in the province. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.
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