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Channel-Port aux Basques RCMP investigating stolen compressor, public assistance sought
Channel-Port aux Basques RCMP is investigating the theft of an industrial air compressor from a local area construction site. Anyone with information about the current location of the item or those responsible is asked to contact police. On Tuesday, September 15, police in Port aux Basques responded to a report that a commercial sized air […]
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Demolition of former H.G.R. Mews Centre to begin this week
The City of St. John’s says plans are moving forward to demolish the former H.G.R. Mews Community Centre. The contractor for the project is expected to mobilize this week. The site, at 40 Mundy Pond Road will be secured throughout the work. Fencing and hoarding will be installed. The demolition is expected to be completed […]
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Public invited to NL Health Services’ Annual General Meeting
The public is invited to take part in Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services’ Annual General Meeting next week. The AGM takes place on Tuesday, September 29 starting at 11:30 a.m. at the Health Innovation Acceleration Centre, as well as virtually. At the AGM, NL Health Services will report on the accomplishments and challenges relating to […]
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Bay Roberts RCMP arrest two youths in school assault investigation
Two youths were arrested by Bay Roberts RCMP on Wednesday in relation to an assault at a local school that was captured on camera and later shared online. On September 20, Bay Roberts RCMP was contacted by the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary after they received a third-party report of a concerning video posted online. The video […]
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Federation of Labour denounces Bill C-39 as a direct attack on the right to strike
The Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Labour (NLFL) stands in strong opposition to the sweeping and regressive changes to the Canada Labour Code that are contained in Bill C-39, the Building Canada Strong Act, which will fundamentally undermine the constitutionally protected right to strike. Bill C-39 would give one Federal Minister the unilateral power to end a legal strike based on a broad […]
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2026 Turning The Tide Awards celebrate excellence across N.L. marine industry
Five individuals, organizations and historic places whose contributions span Newfoundland and Labrador’s marine past, present, and future will be honoured tonight at the ninth annual Turning The Tide Marine Industry Awards. Presented by the St. John’s Port Authority, the gala will bring members of the province’s marine community together at the St. John’s Convention Centre […]
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Taxpayers call on Wakeham to pass Churchill Falls debt repayment law
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is calling on the Wakeham government to pass a law dedicating every dollar of Churchill Falls revenue to paying down Newfoundland and Labrador’s debt. “Politicians blew the last oil boom and taxpayers are still paying that bill, so the government can’t fritter away the Churchill Falls revenue too,” said Devin Drover, […]
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Two charged with theft from Conception Bay South business on Wednesday morning
Two people have been charged with theft after a report of a theft at a Conception Bay South business on Wednesday morning. On Wednesday September 23rd at 11:30 am members of Operational Patrol Services attended a business in the CBS area after a report of two people stealing merchandise. After further investigation, officers located the […]
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1 week ago
Clear skies and summer-like temperatures spoil Newfoundland and Labrador Thursday
Ryan Harding, NTV Weather Centre Sun warms Newfoundland and Labrador back into the 20’s for some Thursday Thursday’s forecast is as easy as it gets folks! That high-pressure system holds over the entire province, keeping skies clear of almost any cloud cover. More sun, means a longer runway for temperatures to hit their top potential […]
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