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10 months ago
News, Politics

Premier Wakeham to host New England Governors and Atlantic Premiers

Premier Tony Wakeham will host New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers at the 46th annual conference in St. John’s today. Premier Wakeham will be joined by co-chair Vermont Governor Phil Scott, along with New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt, Prince Edward Island Premier Rob Lantz, Nova Scotia Minister of Growth and Development Colton LeBlanc, Quebec Minister of Economy, Innovation and Energy Christine […]

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10 months ago
Justice, News

Manslaughter trial scheduled to begin today

The trial for man accused of killing an elderly man three years ago is scheduled to get underway today at Supreme Court in St. John’s. Desmond Downey faces a charge of manslaughter in connection with the death of a 71-year-old man on March 3, 2022. Police had been called to a report of a sudden […]

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10 months ago
Justice, News

Holyrood RCMP lays charges in September hit and run

Holyrood RCMP has laid charges against 20-year-old Mitchell Goulding in relation to a hit and run that caused significant injuries to a pedestrian in September 2025. On Sept. 2, police responded to a collision between an off-road vehicle and a pedestrian on Northside Road. The operator of a trail bike struck a pedestrian, resulting in […]

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10 months ago
News, Sports

NL Regiment rallies in come-from-behind win over Chicoutimi

The Newfoundland Regiment rallied back in impressive fashion to record a 5-4 win over the Chicoutimi Sagueneens on Sunday evening at the Centre Georges-Vezina. Maxim Schafer gave the Sagueneens an early just 1:40 into the contest before Dawson Sharkey got the game back to all square with a shorthanded goal midway through the first period. […]

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10 months ago
News

Memorial University to host virtual open house

Memorial University is hosting a virtual open house for prospective students and parents beginning Tuesday evening. The virtual open house will happen during the evenings of November 18-20 to introduce attendees to programs, help them to connect with faculty and learn about campus life. The sessions will include a series of live sessions, which includes […]

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10 months ago
News

Federation of Labour welcomes 300 delegates to 85th convention in St. John’s

The Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Labour is kicking off its 85th Constitutional Convention in St. John’s this morning. President Jessica McCormick says the convention will act as an important opportunity for the labour movement to prepare for public sector cuts laid out by the recent federal budget. The event takes place at the Delta […]

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10 months ago
News

Man Charged With Assault With A Weapon After Disturbance in Shea Heights

One person has been arrested after a reported assault with a weapon in Shea Heights yesterday afternoon. Around 1pm, RNC officers were called to the scene, and after an investigation, arrested one man. He has been charged with Assault With A Weapon, Possession of a Weapon for a Dangerous Purpose, and two breaches of a […]

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10 months ago
News

Photos: Firefighters make quick work of fire at abandoned building in St. John’s

Firefighters were called to an abandoned building in the centre of St. John’s on Sunday afternoon. Shortly before 1:00 p.m. multiple 911 calls were received reporting a fire at an abandoned building on Bonaventure Avenue. Firefighters arrived a few minutes later to find heavy smoke and fire coming from a wooden extension built onto the […]

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10 months ago
News

Twillingate man grateful to be alive after helicopter crash near Burgeo

Ernie Watkins is grateful to be alive after surviving a helicopter crash near Burgeo. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.

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10 months ago
News, Politics

Federal budget faces critical vote in Parliament Monday

The federal budget faces a critical vote in the House of Commons Monday. The Liberal minority government needs to secure a majority of votes to avoid going back to the polls for an election.

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