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Recent News

3 weeks ago
News, Politics

NL Liberals launch website for Churchill Falls feedback

The Official Opposition is launching a new online resource, NLHaveYourSay.ca, to give Newfoundlanders and Labradorians a direct opportunity to share their views on the PCs’ new deal with Quebec on Churchill Falls and Gull Island and what should come next.  Liberal Leader John Hogan and Liberal MHAs say they will also be meeting with Newfoundlanders […]

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3 weeks ago
Local News, News, Traffic, Travel

Anna Moores makes history as first female NL waterbomber captain

A woman from this province just became the first ever female water bomber captain in Newfoundland and Labrador.  Anna Moores made history as the first women in the 60-year history of newfoundland and labrador air services, to qualify as a captain on a CL-415 water bomber.  According to a post by NAPE, Moores completed the proficiency […]

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3 weeks ago
News

Province announces support for fire protection vehicles and equipment on west coast

Premier Tony Wakeham announced more than $575,000 under the Fire Vehicles and Equipment Grant Fund to further the province’s platform commitment to creating safer communities for all of us. The announcement included nearly $540,000 for a pumper truck for the Stephenville Fire Department, more than $11,000 for fire equipment for the Cape St. George Fire […]

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3 weeks ago
News, Sports

Newfoundland and Labrador athlete wins big on international stage

An athlete from this province has returned home a world champion following a remarkable run in Austria. Hady Ghoniem competed for Team Canada at the WMAC World Championships, winning gold in kick light and silver in K-1. Ghoniem, representing Newfoundland and Labrador and Canada, reached the podium twice on the world stage. Ghoniem trains at […]

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3 weeks ago
News

Upgrades coming to sewer system in Nain

A combined investment of approximately $3.9 million from the provincial and federal governments and the Inuit Community Government of Nain will help upgrade Nain’s sanitary sewer system, improving reliability and strengthening climate resilience for the community. The project is focused on critical upgrades to the community’s wastewater infrastructure, including replacing damaged sanitary sewer mains and […]

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3 weeks ago
News, Sports

Regiment riding early momentum into another home weekend with games set for tonight and Sunday

The Newfoundland Regiment is back in action tonight at Mary Brown’s Centre, looking to build on an impressive opening stretch to its second season in the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League. Newfoundland has collected five points through its first four games, with the club showing plenty of offensive firepower while quickly establishing a strong home-ice […]

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3 weeks ago
Nature, News

Conservation officers monitoring black bear presence near Rocky Harbour

The Department of Forestry, Agriculture and Lands is monitoring reports of a black bear near the Town of Rocky Harbour.  Residents are urged to do their part to help avoid attracting black bears. If you see a bear trap, please stay away from it. Report black bear sightings to the Pasadena Forest Management District Office at […]

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3 weeks ago
Justice, News

Placentia-Whitbourne RCMP seeking public’s assistance identifying suspect in Argentia thefts

Placentia-Whitbourne RCMP is investigating a pair of break-ins and thefts, and asking for the public’s assistance for any information about the incidents or the person responsible. On July 10, shortly before 12:15 a.m., a suspect was captured on surveillance cameras accessing a commercial property near the Port of Argentia, and stealing a piece of construction […]

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3 weeks ago
Local News, News

No serious injuries after dump truck collides with pickup truck

There were no serious injuries to report following a collision between a dump truck and a pickup truck early Friday evening in St. John’s. At about 5:45 p.m. emergency crews were called to a portion of Thorburn Road, just east of the Outer Ring Road. A collision between a dump truck and a pickup truck […]

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3 weeks ago
Justice, News

Rodney Constantine sentenced to five years behind bars for impaired driving causing death

After many delays, the case of Rodney Constantine was finally settled today with a five-year sentence for impaired driving causing death. It marks the end of a long road for the family of Mark Squires, who died in a crash almost three years ago. NTV’s Kyle Brookings has tonight’s top story.

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