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1 year ago
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Memorial University expands support for Canadian Armed Forces members

Memorial University is expanding its support for Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members to have their military service experience and education recognized as course credit equivalents. The intention is to help those who serve or have served complete their degree, certificate or diploma programs faster and with less expense. With the help of an academic advisor, […]

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1 year ago
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St. John’s sending residential tax bills

All residential tax bills have been forwarded by the city of St. John’s. The bills cover July to December 2025. The bills will be delivered via Canada Post, and residents should receive their bills within the coming weeks. If anyone has any questions regarding their tax bill, they can contact the city’s finance department at […]

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1 year ago
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St. John’s launches Art Gallery Beautification Program

The City of St. John’s has launched a new initiative to help beautify vacant storefronts on Water Street and Duckworth Street. Through the Urban Art Gallery Beautification Program, property owners of vacant buildings on Water Street and Duckworth Street can partner with the City to showcase artwork from the City’s Civic Art Collection.  The artwork […]

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1 year ago
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Dr. Janine Hubbard, local psychologist named recipient of National Advocacy Award

APNL member Dr. Janine Hubbard is the third recipient of the Council of Professional Associations of Psychologists (CPAP) Dr. Rhonda Matters Memorial Award. CPAP promotes collaboration and resource sharing to support and further the advocacy efforts of member associations through a national alliance. This award was developed in honour of Dr. Rhonda Matters, a well-respected […]

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1 year ago
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Grand Falls-Windsor residents asked to help conserve water

Residents of Grand Falls-Windsor are reminded to help conserve water. The town has year-round regulations when it comes to water usage. Odd-numbered home addresses can water lawns on Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday while even-numbered home addresses can water lawns on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday and no watering lawns on Mondays. New lawns can be watered […]

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1 year ago
Justice, News

49-year-old man charged with attempted murder after Mount Pearl stabbing

A 72-year-old man is in hospital with serious injuries, while a 49-year-old man is behind bars accused of stabbing him last night in Mount Pearl. Colin Gerard English was brought before a judge today to face multiple charges, including attempted murder. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.

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1 year ago
Health, News, Politics

Premier breaks silence on auditor general’s report on agency nurses

The Registered Nurses’ Union called out Premier John Hogan today for his response to the AG’s report on private nursing spending. NTV’s Ben Cleary has more in this report. 

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1 year ago
News, Sports

Grand opening held for 2025 Canada Summer Games complex

With the 2025 Canada Summer Games just around the corner some new facilities were unveiled to media and dignitaries today.  NTV’s Becky Daley brings us on the tour. 

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1 year ago
News, Sports

More than 200 Special Olympians in Gander this week for 2025 Summer Games

More than 200 Special Olympics athletes are in Gander this week for the 2025 Summer Games. Colleen Lewis has more.

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