Be advised that the 37 Signal Regiment run Basic Military Qualification (BMQ) to conduct Ruck Marches in St. John’s area on July 27, August 4 and August 7. Residents in the Quidi Vidi Lake and Pleasantville areas, as well as on roads surrounding Canadian Forces Station St. John’s may observe Canadian Armed Forces members carrying […]
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Recent investigations conducted by the Department of Forestry, Agriculture and Land’s Resource Enforcement Division have resulted in charges against three individuals for attempting to net Atlantic salmon. Resource Enforcement Officers from the Springdale, Baie Verte and Massey Drive Detachments recently conducted a surveillance operation near the community of Westport. During the operation, a gill net […]
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Two weekends of blockbuster performances came to an end Saturday night at the 2026 Churchill Park Music Festival. Timber, Serena Ryder, Phillip Phillips and Matchbox Twenty closed out the final day of performances in what has become an annual signature music festival in St. John’s. This year’s event drew tens of thousands of music fans […]
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A Newfoundland and Labrador licensed practical nurse has been found guilty of professional misconduct after taking a photo of a vulnerable patient and sending it to a colleague along with inappropriate text messages. The complaint against Trina Noble stemmed from an incident at the Baie Verte Peninsula Health Care Centre in October 2021 while she […]
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The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) has laid charges following a vehicle-pedestrian collision in St. John’s. At approximately 7:45 p.m. Thursday (July 23), Operational Patrol Services responded to the intersection of Thorburn Road and Larkhall Street where a child had been struck by a vehicle. Prior to police arrival, the suspect vehicle had fled from the […]
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The province has signed an agreement to allow direct-to-consumer (DTC) alcohol sales for personal consumption. Through this agreement, eligible wineries, breweries, cideries, and distilleries will be permitted to sell and ship directly to consumers across participating provinces, broadening access to products made in Canada and creating opportunities for local producers to expand their customer base. […]
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The provincial government is responding to concerns from families of children with cleft lip and palate by increasing coverage. Government will now cover the initial assessment fee of approximately $120, retroactive to October 1, 2025l. As well, the cap per treatment will be increased to $6.656, retroactive to April 1, 2026, and the government will […]
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Fuel prices were up across the board in the latest adjustment from the Public Utilities Board on Saturday. The changes to maximum prices reflect recent changes in market commodity prices. The changes to maximum fuel prices are as follows:
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The rain may have rolled in, but that didn’t stop thousands of people from enjoying night 3 of the Churchill Park Music Festival on Friday. Country music legend Keith Urban headlined a night that started off with Damien Follet, Dallas Smith and Russell Dickerson. “Rain jackets on. Boots covered in mud. Voices completely gone,” festival […]
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The St. John’s Farmers’ Market is inviting the public to its weekend festivities celebrating their 18th Birthday and 8th year at their current home, 245 Freshwater Road. ‘ A two-day market filled with activities and entertainment, and as always free for the public to attend. And like a classic birthday party there will be cake, […]
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