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2 years ago
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Impaired Driving Charges Laid Following Fatal Collision in St. John’s

The RNC has laid charges following an investigation of a fatal single-vehicle collision, which occurred in St. John’s on Dec. 10. Just after 6 a.m. that day, officers responded a report of a motor vehicle collision that had occurred on Empire Avenue in the area of Graves Street. Responding officers determined that a vehicle with […]

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2 years ago
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Rogues lose at home as tempers flare at Mary Brown’s Centre

It was a chaotic scene at the Mary Brown’s Center on Sunday as the Newfoundland Rogues fell 138-127 to the Montreal Tundra. This game was well in hand when Levi Londole decided to make a dunk to raise the lead from 9 to 11 with just a few seconds left. The Rogues took offence. Tempers […]

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2 years ago
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Federal Government invests millions into International Youth Internship Program

The Federal Minister of International Development, Ahmed Hussen, was in St. John’s today to announce $24.5 million for the International Youth Internship Program.

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2 years ago
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Human remains identified as missing person Larry Young from St. George’s

Bay St. George RCMP have confirmed the identity of the human remains found earlier this month as Larry Young of St. Georges. The identification of the remains was completed late last week by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. Young was originally reported as a missing person Aug. 5, 2017. At that time, extensive search […]

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2 years ago
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2024 Snow crab management decision

Today, Fisheries and Oceans Canada announced that the 2024 Snow crab Total Allowable Catch (TAC) will be 57,568 tonnes, an increase of 5.2 per cent from last year. This decision prioritizes responsible stewardship of this resource, while also recognizing its economic importance. This decision aligns with the Precautionary Approach Framework and considers the latest scientific advice, as […]

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2 years ago
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Newhook scores twice as Canadiens beat Seattle

St. John’s native Alex Newhook had a big night for the Montreal Canadiens, scoring twice as the Habs posted a 5-1 win over Seattle. The 23-year-old scored both of his goals in the first period, his 12th and 13th of the season, bringing his point total to 24 in 43 games. In New Jersey, Dawson […]

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2 years ago
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Virtual ER Availability at Baie Verte Peninsula Health Centre

The emergency department at the Baie Verte Peninsula Health Centre will be serviced by a virtual ER for several days this week due to human resource challenges. There will be a virtual ER from Tuesday, March 26 at 8:00 a.m. until Wednesday at 8:00 a.m. and from Thursday, March 28 at 8:00 a.m. until Friday […]

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2 years ago
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Government Releases Personal Health Information Act Report

On Friday, Health Minister Tom Osborne announced that the second statutory review of the Personal Health Information Act is now complete. The report outlines recommendations in the areas of privacy protections, access to health data and interoperability, data and innovation, monitoring and oversight, consent, and literacy and social license. The committee’s report is available at […]

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2 years ago
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RNC arrests man searching through vehicles in St. John’s

Shortly after midnight, the RNC responded to a business on Kenmount Road in St. John’s to a report of a suspicious person. The responding officers located a male in the area who was believed to be going through vehicles in the parking lot. The 48-year-old male was arrested and charged with trespassing at night, mischief, […]

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2 years ago
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Canadian Coast Guard conducting Icebreaking operations near Hawke’s Bay

Today the Canadian Coast Guard Icebreaker the CCGS Henry Larsen will be conducting Icebreaking operations in the Hawke’s Bay area on the Great Northern Peninsula. Those in the area are asked to remain a safe distance away from the vessel and its track as cracks can extend for quite some distance from the vessel as […]

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