The weather across the Province will improve for Wednesday as the storm that drove the rain and snow across the Island for the last several days finally departs. Looking into the long-range, meaning the next 5 days, there is very little impactful weather in the forecast. The next chance of snow or rain across the […]
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A woman is facing criminal charges, including impaired driving, following a hit and run in Clarenville on the night of Feb. 3. Just after 9:00 p.m. on Saturday night, Clarenville RCMP received a report of a hit and run collision that occurred on Balbo Drive in Clarenville. A pedestrian was struck from behind by a […]
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A popular music group in St. John’s has made the cut as nominee for the 2024 JUNO music Awards. The Swinging Belles are celebrated for Children’s Album of the year for Welcome To The Flea Circus. The Swinging Belles, a previous JUNO award-winning band from St. John’s, NL, describe themselves as ‘intent on getting both […]
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The case of a search and rescue organization official accused of defrauding the organization is slowly making its way through provincial court in St. John’s. Brian Bishop, 73, wasn’t in the courtroom when his case was called. Neither was his co-accused, 70-year-old Marina Bishop. Instead, their lawyer, Jon Noonan, represented them. Noonan told Judge Pamela […]
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Sarah Comerford, a music education teacher at McDonald Drive Elementary School in St. John’s was one of five teachers nation wide, to receive the nomination of excellence. At today’s live JUNO nominee announcement, MusiCounts revealed the nominees for the 2024 teacher of the year award. Each year, the charity selects nominees from across the country […]
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Bay Roberts RCMP is investigating the theft of a truck that occurred sometime between Jan. 28-29. The truck, a 2013 blue Ford F150 Platinum Edition with NL licence plate CH6 339, was stolen sometime overnight on January 28 from a residence on Ted French Place in Bay Roberts. See photo of the truck attached. The […]
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The Association of Allied Health Professionals says it is frustrated with Premier Andrew Furey’s recent trip to Dubai, just weeks after the union walked away from conciliation efforts with the provincial government. On Saturday, the premier travelled the United Arab Emirates to participate in a health care recruitment event and explore potential business partnerships and […]
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The Provincial Archaeological team has returned from surveying the shipwreck in Cape Ray, and are now ready to disclose some of their initial findings. Provincial Archaeologist Jamie Brake was among the team of experts who investigated the wreckage in Cape Ray over the weekend. The group collected materials including fasteners, copper rods, wooden tree nails, […]
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A woman is facing criminal charges, including impaired driving, following a hit and run in Shoal Harbour on the night of Feb. 3. Just after 9:00 p.m. on Saturday night, Clarenville RCMP received a report of a hit and run collision that occurred on Balbo Drive in Clarenville. A pedestrian was struck from behind by […]
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With snow in the forecast, government buildings and post-secondary education institutes are closing in the St. John’s metro area. College of the North Atlantic campuses closed at 11 a.m., provincial government closed at noon, and Memorial University campuses closed at 1 p.m.
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