1 year ago
Reflections: Frank Moores
Jim Furlong reflects on Frank Moores and his wait to become Newfoundland and Labrador’s second premier.
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1 year ago
Indecent act in ride-share ends with arrest of 30-year-old man in St. John’s
An indecent act in a ride-share ended with the arrest of a 30-year-old man at about 11:00PM on Saturday night. Members of the RNC responded to a report of an indecent act in the area of Robert E. Howlett Memorial Drive in St. John’s. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the male victim, who is employed […]
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1 year ago
Heavy snow, high winds expected in Labrador into Monday, wintry weather moves onto the Island later today
A potent late-season winter storm will bring heavy snow and high winds to much of southeast Labrador between Mother’s Day and Monday. The same storm will change the weather to western and northwestern Newfoundland later today (Sunday), and early Monday. The Environment and Climate Change Canada Weather Office in Gander has issued multiple weather alerts […]
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1 year ago
Caution advised on T’Railway near Maccles Lake
The Department of Fisheries, Forestry and Agriculture is urging caution on the T’Railway near Maccles Lake. Commercial forest harvesting activity, including wood trucks operating on a section of the T’Railway, is occurring off the Chain Pond access road in Forest Management District 05 located seven kilometres west of Terra Nova and 20 kilometres east of […]
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1 year ago
Johnny Reid to perform in St. John’s in September
Multi-platinum, award-winning artist Johnny Reid has announced he will perform in St. John’s later this year. Friday Night On The Rock with Johnny Reid hits Mary Brown’s Centre, Friday, Sept. 26. Joining him for the show is American Idol Season 21 winner Iam Tongi. Over an illustrious career spanning more than two decades, JUNO Award winning singer-songwriter […]
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1 year ago
Happy Valley-Goose Bay police investigate after 12 residential properties tagged with graffiti
Happy Valley-Goose Bay RCMP is investigating a recent spree of vandalism that occurred in the community during the night of May 7 and the morning of May 8, 2025. So far, 12 residential properties have been identified as being tagged with graffiti where spray paint was used. Graffiti was also discovered in the same area […]
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1 year ago
Province to hand out scholarships to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of Women Achieving the Right to Vote and Hold Public Office
The province announced $100,000 for a scholarship program commemorating the 100th anniversary of women achieving the right to vote and hold public office. The right to vote and hold public office is not just a privilege, it is a responsibility. It is a call to action and a reminder that democracy flourishes when all voices […]
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1 year ago
St. John’s reduces parklet fees
To support the Parklet Program, the City of St. John’s is reducing fees for the program to help local restaurants and small businesses. Council has eliminated the portion of fees previously charged to recoup lost parking revenue for parklets located on City-owned land, such as sidewalks or on-street parking spaces. Previously, a typical parklet installed […]
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1 year ago
RNC arrest pair for graffiti damage in St. John’s
The RNC arrested two people for their involvement in graffiti damage in downtown St. John’s on Tuesday. On Tuesday evening, the RNC received two reports that described two men spray painting a barricade in the construction zone on the Pitts Memorial Overpass around 10:30 p.m. When officers located the pair in the area nearby, they […]
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