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9 months ago
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Jamaican Canadian Association NL raises nearly $5,000 for hurricane recovery in Jamaica

The Jamaican Canadian Association of Newfoundland and Labrador raised nearly $5,000 through a benefit concert to support recovery efforts in Jamaica. All proceeds will go toward helping communities rebuild in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa. The One Love Jamaica: Hurricane Melissa Support Concert raised just over $4,700 to help with recovery efforts in Jamaica. All […]

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9 months ago
Local News, News

MUNSU calls on university to support Sudanese students

Memorial University Students’ Union says it’s working to support Sudanese students, as Sudan is facing a humanitarian crisis where millions of people have been displaced. Sudanese students have reported being charged late fees despite being unable to access their own money because the banking system in Sudan is down, or due to a loss of […]

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9 months ago
News, Politics

Andrew Furey grants PC government access 2041 Churchill River Panel Report

Former Liberal Premier Andrew Furey has formally waived cabinet confidence on the 2041 Churchill River Management Expert Panel Report for Premier Tony Wakeham and his cabinet. The move allows the Premier Tony Wakeham, and his PC cabinet, to examine the work and independent analysis undertaken in the report. Premier Tony Wakeham wrote to Andrew Furey […]

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9 months ago
Justice, News

Bay Roberts RCMP seeking owner of found electric scooter

RCMP in Bay Roberts is turning to the public in hopes of tracking down the rightful owner of an electric scooter found in the Water Street area Thursday morning. On Nov. 13, an individual attended the front counter of the Bay Roberts RCMP detachment to hand over high-value property items found laying along the shoulder […]

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9 months ago
Arts & Entertainment, Business, News

New report outlines recommendations to improve the local film industry

A new report by Econext, in partnership with Picture NL, makes recommendations to improve sustainability in to the local film industry to make the province more attractive to large-scale partners. The study, which was informed by a series of workshops, set visits and consultations, recommends phasing out single-use items in catering and craft services, identifying […]

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9 months ago
News

St. John’s volunteer named Baseball Canada’s best for 2025

Michelle Healy from St. John’s was named the 2025 Baseball Canada Volunteer of the Year. The award was created in 2001 to recognize the contribution of the most dedicated, enthusiastic person who has devoted at least 10 years of volunteering within their provincial association. In 2025, Healey took on her most demanding summer yet — […]

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9 months ago
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Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Announces its 2025 Scholarship Winners

Joedy Wall, Minister of Housing and Minister of Social Supports and Well-Being, announced the recipients of Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation’s 2025 Scholarships for tenants pursuing post-secondary studies. Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation (NLHC) believes in empowering our tenants as they pursue academic success and prepare for their future careers. Post-secondary education helps expand the […]

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9 months ago
Arts & Entertainment, News

Adam Baldwin announces solo show in St. John’s on Feb. 21 at The Majestic Theatre

After crossing the country on Blue Rodeo’s 40th Anniversary Tour, singer-songwriter Adam Baldwin returns to St. John’s for a solo performance at The Majestic Theatre on Saturday, Feb. 21 at 8 p.m.  Tickets are available at sonicconcerts.com. Baldwin recently released a double single, recorded live at the Light House Arts Centre in Halifax last December. “Burning Man” and “Say Hello” are available to stream now wherever […]

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9 months ago
News

Own a piece of the East Coast Trail through signage silent auction

The East Coast Trail Association is auctioning off its retired trailhead signs through a silent auction, with all proceeds going towards maintaining the trail systems. After 30 years, the association has replaced the trailhead signs, and now they are up for grabs. Through the online auction you can browse through 100 historical pieces of Trail history, then […]

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9 months ago
Uncategorized

Food First NL applauds Budget 2025 win, urges more action on food security

Food First NL says this year’s federal budget delivers only one of its 16 recommendations on food security. Back in August, the group joined national advocates calling for higher incomes, targets to reduce food insecurity, Indigenous-led food programs, and a permanent school food program. Budget 2025 only fulfills that last request, making the National School […]

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