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8 months ago
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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8 months ago
News, Traffic, Travel, Weather

Major winter storm to hit Eastern Newfoundland

It’s the calm before the storm. According to NTV’s Ryan Harding, anywhere from 30 to 45 centimeters of snow expected in the metro area Tuesday and Wednesday, with wind gusts in excess of 80 km/h. The storm is expected to last into the early hours Thursday. Periods of snow, freezing drizzle or drizzle will continue […]

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8 months ago
News, Sports

Canada’s medal count climbs to 11 after golden performance

Canada’s medal count continues to rise at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy following a Megan Oldham’s golden performance last night. It’s the Parry Sound, Ontario’s second medal of these games after capturing bronze in the slopestyle.Meanwhile, the stage is set for the men’s and women’s hockey teams. Following a 5-1 win over Switzerland in […]

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8 months ago
Health, News

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
Business, Health, Technology

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

FFAW continues talks with government; “awaiting written confirmation of expectations”

There will not be a fishery protest today, according to the the FFAW, who posted to social media last night saying their meeting with Premier Tony Wakeham and the province’s fisheries minister went well.Late last week the arbitrator upheld the Association of Seafood Producers’ 2025 Crab Rebate Calculation, rejecting the union’s grievance. The FFAW is […]

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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

Traffic Stop on Hatcher Street Leads to Arrest

Monday, February 16th shortly before 10pm, RNC pulled a vehicle over on Hatcher Street in St. John’s. As a result of the stop, police identified a 20-year old passenger as a woman wanted on an outstanding warrant. She was arrested and held to appear in court.

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8 months ago
News

Man Wanted on Two Warrants Arrested in Center City Bar

Monday, February 16th shortly before midnight, RNC were alerted of a possible wanted individual at a bar in center city St. John’s. Officers responded to the location and found the man sitting at the video lottery machines. He was arrested on two outstanding warrants and taken to lockup for court in the morning.

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8 months ago
News

NLTA focussing on safety and security in schools after Tumbler Ridge

The Newfoundland and Labrador Teachers’ Association says safety and security in schools needs to be a priority after the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

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