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2 weeks ago
Business, Local News, News

Metrobus reports cybersecurity incident on its internal network

Metrobus says it identified a cybersecurity incident on its internal network Sept. 15 and immediately took steps to secure its network. “The full extent of the impact is still being assessed,” the bus service said in a news release. “The incident has impacted the Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) system that provides real-time bus location and schedule […]

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2 weeks ago
Business, News

Agriculture Expo returns to Corner Brook Civic Centre this weekend

The Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Agriculture are gearing up for their annual Agriculture Expo – celebrating local farmers and producers. According to organizers, the expo will feature an animal farm exhibit, sheep shearing demonstrations, Farmer’s Market, culinary demonstrations, a Kid’s Cultivation Station, and a variety of live demonstrations designed to engage and inspire attendees […]

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2 weeks ago
News

Lotto Max winning ticket sold in NL

Check your Lotto Max tickets. Someone in this province is one million dollars richer. A ticket sold online on ALC’s website in this province for September 18’s draw is a Maxmillions winner. Details on the prize winner will be released by Atlantic Lottery as soon as they come forward. 

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2 weeks ago
Breaking News, News

Police investigating fatal collision in Corner Brook

The RNC is investigating a fatal collision in Corner Brook. At approximately 1:00 p.m. on Friday, September 18, Operational Patrol Services in Corner Brook responded to a report of a two-vehicle collision involving a transport truck and a sedan on the Trans-Canada Highway near Logger School Road. The passenger of the sedan, a 62-year-old female from Ontario, […]

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2 weeks ago
Justice, News

New Cove Road reopens following police investigation

New Cove Road in St. John’s has reopened to traffic after being closed between Kingsbridge Road and McNaughton Drive due to a police investigation. The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary thanked the public for its assistance and apologized for the inconvenience.

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2 weeks ago
Justice, News

Lewisporte RCMP seeking public’s assistance identifying suspect in break and enters

Police in Lewisporte are investigating a string of recent thefts in the area, and are asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect and vehicle captured by surveillance cameras. Between Aug. 28 and Sept. 14, Lewisporte RCMP responded to four reports of break and enter, theft and mischief in the area. This includes two break-ins […]

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2 weeks ago
News, Weather

Weather Forecast: Saturday, September 19

Rain and strong winds will affect much of Newfoundland today, with gusts reaching 110 km/h along parts of the coast and flurries possible over higher terrain near Happy Valley–Goose Bay. St. John’s / Bonavista TodayClouds increase in St. John’s this morning with a few showers and about 2 mm expected. Northwest winds increase to 60 […]

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2 weeks ago
Arts & Entertainment, Jim Furlong: Column

The Unseen Hand | JIM FURLONG

A story today from the fairly distant past in news terms. I touched on this more than a decade ago. It begins with a question, and I doubt that you will you know the answer. Name the only British Dominion in recorded history where the people voted their nation completely out of existence? The correct […]

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2 weeks ago
News, Politics

PCs ready to move ahead on Churchill Falls negotiations after winning House vote

The governing Tories are ready to move on to next steps in the Churchill Falls deal after the House of Assembly voted in favour of the project. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

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2 weeks ago
News, Politics

Labrador MHAs split in Churchill Falls vote

The four MHAs from Labrador were split in their votes on the Churchill Falls deal. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.

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