1 year ago
Your Community: ‘Bedtime in Nunatsiavut’
Tonight in Your Community, Amanda Mews speaks with an Inuk author about her new book, and how she is honouring residential school victims and survivors.
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1 year ago
Senator questions Churchill Falls MOU
A senator from this province has released a letter raising questions about the future of Gull Island and calling for an independent assessment of the Churchill Falls MOU. Conservative Senator David Wells has represented the province in the Senate since 2013. In a letter released this morning, Wells questions what safeguards exist to protect the […]
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1 year ago
Man facing numerous charges following incident at local daycare
A man faces multiple criminal charges following a frightening incident at a local daycare, where he reportedly vandalized the building, threatened staff and police officers. The RNC responded to a report of damaging property at the daycare just before 10 o’clock yesterday morning. He was carrying a piece of wood and told officers he was […]
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1 year ago
Chris de Burgh returning to St. John’s April 4th as part of 50th anniversary tour
One of Canada’s favourite legendary singer/songwriters, Chris de Burgh, will return to Canada next spring with a solo tour celebrating an incredible 50 years of his career and his favourite songs. Next year will also mark the 40th anniversary of his hit song The Lady In Red, which reached the #1 position on the charts in […]
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1 year ago
Access road bridges near Traverse Brook closing for repairs
The Department of Fisheries, Forestry and Agriculture is advising the public that two bridges will be closing in the Traverse Brook area on Thursday and Friday. The bridges, located at the 17-kilometre and 20-kilometre marks on Boot Pond Forest Access Road, will be out of service for repairs. For further information on these closures, contact […]
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1 year ago
Elections NL provides details on how displaced electors in Conception Bay North can vote
Displaced voters in the Carbonear-Trinity-Bay De Verde district have several voting options in the upcoming provincial election. Residents can vote for their home district by special ballot at any of the Elections NL offices throughout the province until Tuesday, October 7, at 6:00 p.m. In addition, a Special Ballot voting day will be announced for […]
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1 year ago
Man arrested for vandalizing daycare
Just before 10:00 a.m. on Monday morning, the RNC responded to a report of a man damaging property at a daycare on the northeast Avalon. Upon arrival, officers located the man who is known to police. He was carrying a piece of wood and threatened to harm the officers. The daycare had damage to its […]
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1 year ago
Wet roads in some areas
There are some wet sections of highway across the province this morning due to some showers and drizzle. The MV Kamutik W will arrive in Goose Bay at 11:00 a.m. The MV Gallipoli will depart Ramea at 8:00 a.m. and depart Burgeo at 5:00 p.m. This is due to mechanical issues; the Marine Voyager will […]
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1 year ago
Unsettled weather is expected across the province
Most of the Island will see showers or drizzle today. There could be a few sunny breaks on the Great Northern Peninsula and the southwest coast. Highs from 8 to 14 are expected. Skies will gradually clear for most areas of Labrador. The exception will be from Postville to Black Tickle, where it will remain […]
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1 year ago
Several events planned for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in St. John’s
The City of St. John’s and First Light St. John’s Friendship Centre will be observing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation today. There will be a range of activities organized by First Light to honour Survivors of residential schools, remember the children who never came home, and support the continued journey of reconciliation. There […]
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