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8 months ago
Justice, News

RCMP seize vehicle from suspended driver after collision

A 50-year-old Petley man is without his vehicle after Clarenville RCMP responded to a collision on Wednesday and discovered his driver’s licence was suspended. Just before 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 18, police were dispatched to the scene of a collision in the area of Memorial Drive. Witnesses reported that a passenger vehicle had made contact […]

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8 months ago
Business, News

St. John’s Board of Trade to welcome new board of directors Wednesday

The St. John’s Board of Trade will formally welcome its 2026 board of directors at a ceremony Wednesday afternoon at the Delta St. John’s Hotel. Anna Cook will be sworn in as the new board chair by St. John’s Mayor Danny Breen. Cook will be joined by Geoff Spencer as vice-chair, Karen Veitch as second […]

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8 months ago
Business, News, Travel

Deer Lake Airport announces new Porter Airlines service to Ottawa beginning in June

Deer Lake Regional Airport Authority (DLRAA) has announced that Porter Airlines will launch five-times-weekly service between Deer Lake (YDF) and Ottawa (YOW) beginning June 10. “Expanding access to the nation’s capital supports our community, businesses, government travelers, and the tourism sector,” said Tammy Priddle, President and CEO, Deer Lake Regional Airport Authority. “This new route […]

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8 months ago
News, Politics

Taxpayers Federation call on Premier Wakeham to reject politician pay hikes

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is calling on Premier Tony Wakeham to reject any move to hike politicians’ salaries before the House of Assembly reopens on March 2. “Wakeham needs to show leadership while families are struggling with the cost of living and reject politician pay raises,” said Devin Drover, CTF Atlantic Director and General Counsel. […]

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8 months ago
News, Politics

Province introduces changes to boost competition in N.L. fish processing

ST. JOHN’S, N.L. — The Fish, Food and Allied Workers-Unifor union is welcoming a major provincial step toward restoring competition and fairness in Newfoundland and Labrador’s fish processing sector. Fisheries and Aquaculture Minister Loyola O’Driscoll has confirmed the changes. Breaking down barriers to new processing licencesNew fish processing licence applications will now be received and […]

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8 months ago
News

App targets sleep troubles affecting 60 per cent of cancer survivors; MUN launching clinical trial

Memorial University is launching a national clinical trial of the iCANSleep app.  iCANSleep is an innovative and accessible smartphone application designed to help cancer survivors overcome insomnia through evidence-based, cognitive behavioural therapy. The study, led by Dr. Sheila Garland, a professor in the Department of Psychology and Discipline of Oncology at Memorial University, represents a significant […]

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8 months ago
News, Sports

Regiment beat Eagles 4-1 for sixth straight win

ST. JOHN’S, N.L. — The Newfoundland Regiment have won six games in a row after beating the Cape Breton Eagles 4-1 on Friday night at the Mary Brown’s Centre. Newfoundland played a strong opening period, with Dawson Sharkey and Maddex Marmulak each scoring late in the frame to send the Regiment into the first intermission […]

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8 months ago
Health, News, Politics

Nurses union says Budget 2026 must shift from “crisis spending to real healthcare solutions”

As government asks people for input on Budget 2026, the Registered Nurses’ Union Newfoundland and Labrador (RNU) is urging leaders to make a clear choice. “Are we going to keep paying for crisis or are we finally going to build a stable public system?” asks Yvette Coffey, President of RNU. “We cannot keep pouring public […]

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8 months ago
Justice, News

Police impound three vehicles in one afternoon for licence and registration violations

Three drivers are without their vehicles after being stopped and ticketed by RCMP Traffic Services West yesterday. Just before noon on Feb. 17, a police officer on patrol conducted a traffic stop in St. Fintan’s. The driver, a 48-year-old Robinsons man, was found to be operating a vehicle with a suspended license. He was ticketed […]

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8 months ago
Justice, News

Man arrested for breaking into a cabin near Gander

A 33-year-old man was arrested by Gander RCMP following a break and enter that occurred at a cabin in Smiths Waters early Monday morning. A resident of the cabin provided police with the name and description of the suspect, as well as a description of the car used to leave the scene. Officers located the […]

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