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9 months ago
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Police charge 39-year-old man with trafficking

The Royal Newfoundland Constabularyhas charged a man with trafficking following a drug seizure in St. John’s. The Weapons and Drug Enforcement Unit (WDEU), with the assistance of the Tactics and Rescue Unit, the RCMP Emergency Response Team, Police Dog Services, and Operational Patrol Services, executed a search warrant at a home on Canada Drive yesterday. […]

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9 months ago
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Trump says he won’t use force to acquire Greenland

U.S. President Donald Trump delivered a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Wednesday morning. Trump’s visit comes as his allies become increasingly concerned over his desire to take control of Greenland. The President said he would not use force to acquire Greenland, but reaffirmed his desire to take control of the territory. […]

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9 months ago
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UPDATE: TCH reopens to one lane of alternating traffic at Southwest River Bridge

The Department of Transportation and Infrastructure NL confirms that the TCH at the Southwest River Bridge is now reopened to one lane of alternating traffic. Motorists can continue to anticipate delays in the area for the foreseeable future, as crews assess and repair the damage at the scene. Clarenville RCMP are investigating a single-vehicle crash […]

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9 months ago
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RNC warning west coast motorists of poor driving conditions

The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary is reminding motorists to keep safety top of mind as another blast of winter is creating poor driving conditions in western Newfoundland. The RNC is currently on the Trans-Canada Highway with other emergency responders working to clear the roadway after a number of tractor trailers became stuck between the Riverside Drive […]

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9 months ago
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New community food space opening in Pleasantville

The grand opening of a new community food space created by Food First NL and Stella’s Circle at 77 Charter Avenue (Suite 100) in Pleasantville is being held on Friday. The event will mark the opening of the new space—with its name to be revealed on site—and the reopening of the Hungry Heart Café, Stella’s […]

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9 months ago
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Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign raises over $1.4 million across the province

The Salvation Army 2025 Christmas Kettle Campaign raised just over $1.4 million across Newfoundland and Labrador. “We are deeply grateful for the ongoing support we receive from people across this province,” says Major Pam Goodyear, divisional secretary for public relations, The Salvation Army, Atlantic Division. “As economic instability and the rising cost of living continues […]

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9 months ago
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Police Respond to Overnight Theft in East End of St. John’s

At 12:39am on January 21st, RNC responded to a report of a theft in progress at a business in the east end of St. John’s. Following an investigation, an 18-year old male was arrested and charged with breaching his release orders for violating his curfew and failing to remain away from the business. He was […]

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9 months ago
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Repeat Offender Issued Another Driving Suspension After Impaired Driving Charge Tuesday Morning

Tuesday, January 20th shortly after 10:30am, RNC pulled over a vehicle in a Mount Pearl parking lot. Officers had recognized the vehicle from a previous impounding and driving suspension, and spoke to the 57-year old driver. After an investigation, he was arrested and charged with Impaired Operation of a Motor Vehicle and Refusal. His driver’s […]

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9 months ago
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Questions remain with impending closure of controversial Memorial Stadium Dominion supermarket

After almost 20 years in business, the controversial Memorial Stadium Dominion will be closing its doors May 8. But questions remain for staff, residents and the City of St. John’s about the future of the property. NTV’s Jodi Cooke reports.

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9 months ago
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Placentia mayor says flood barrier in town needs major upgrading

The Town of Placentia says a barrier wall that protects the town from major flooding needs repairing or replacing. NTV’s Beth Penney was in the town today and brings us the latest. 

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