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2 years ago
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Cyclist injured following downtown collision

A collision in the downtown area of St. John’s sent a cyclist to hospital early Friday evening. Emergency crews responded to the intersection of Water Street and Leslie Street shortly before 6:30 p.m. after a collision involving a cyclist and a motorist. The young male cyclist was taken to hospital with what appeared to be […]

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2 years ago
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TCH west of Badger reduced to one lane of travel

Grand Falls-Windsor RCMP advises motorists that the TCH, approximately 16 kms west of Badger, is reduced to one lane of travel due to a collision. Drivers can expect delays and are asked to proceed with caution. #NLTraffic

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2 years ago
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C-NLOPB reports near miss on the Hebron Platform

ExxonMobil Canada Properties has reported that on June 22, a worker on the Hebron Platform received an electric shock to the left hand after completing maintenance on a portable electric heater. The shock occurred while reconnecting the portable electric heater through a temporary power cord to a 600 Volt and 4 Ampere electric power source. […]

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2 years ago
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Traffic stop in Bay Roberts results in drugs seized and charges pending

Following a traffic stop that was conducted by Bay Roberts RCMP on July 4, a 27-year-old Bay Roberts man is facing drug charges. Shortly after midnight on Thursday, police observed a vehicle that failed to stop at a stop sign in Bay Roberts and initiated a traffic stop. The vehicle did not immediately stop for […]

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2 years ago
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Construction set to begin on Syme’s Bridge

Residents are advised that construction is anticipated to begin on Tuesday, July 9 to rehabilitate Syme’s Bridge. This project is scheduled to be completed by the end of October 2024. During construction, the bridge will be closed to all vehicle and pedestrian traffic. There will be local access to Syme’s Bridge Road only. T’railway access […]

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2 years ago
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RNC Issue Home Summer Safety Advisory

The RNC is reminding homeowners throughout Newfoundland and Labrador of the importance of protecting personal property. Historically, the months of June, July and August have the highest reported incidents of residential break and enters in RNC jurisdictions. The following tips can help protect homeowners from being targeted:

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2 years ago
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Man arrested for failing to abide by release order

On Thursday evening the RNC responded to a call of a possible court order breach in the west end of St John’s. It was reported that the 49-year-old male was on a curfew to remain within his residence between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. Police attended the residence and confirmed that […]

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2 years ago
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Corner Brook Port Corporation and CWP Global Sign MOU to explore possible green hydrogen hub

The Corner Brook Port Corporation and CWP Global have signed a Memorandum of Understanding.  This agreement marks the beginning of a collaborative effort to examine the potential of Project Gwinya, an initiative to promote economic growth and environmental sustainability in the region. Project Gwinya will explore the potential for a green hydrogen hub, including a […]

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2 years ago
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Furey to Make Announcement Related to Sport and Recreation

Premier Furey to Make Announcement Related to Sport and Recreation in Newfoundland and Labrador This morning at 11:00 a.m. Premier Andrew Furey will make an announcement related to sport and recreation in the East Block Lobby of the Confederation Building. Furey will be joined by Minister of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation Steve Crocker and […]

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2 years ago
News, Traffic, Travel

Good driving conditions across the province, and several flight delays

Roads are bare and dry across the province with good visibility. There are some areas of fog on the Burin Peninsula through to Goobies. The Beaumont Hamel is out of service and will remain at Portugal Cove for a mandatory rest period. The MV Astron W is in service but off schedule. There are over […]

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