Recent News

Recent News

1 year ago
News

Police seeking public’s assistance following robbery and assault in St. John’s

The RNC has charged a man in connection to a robbery and assault in St. John’s. Police received a call of a vehicle-pedestrian collision around 1 a.m. Monday. However, when officers arrived on the scene, they were approached by a male who reported he was stabbed during a robbery. Twenty-seven-year-old Rashid Mohamed Amin was located […]

Read more
1 year ago
News

Teen arrested after several windows broken out of government building

Shortly after 2:00 a.m., the RNC were called to a complaint of property damage in the city center of St. John’s. Police discovered that the glass in several windows and doors had been broken out of a government building. The 18-year-old male suspect was located a short time later and was charged with mischief. He […]

Read more
1 year ago
News

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 […]

Read more
1 year ago
News

Government and MMSB celebrate international compost awareness week

This week is International Compost Awareness Week. The theme this year is Sustainable Communities Begin with Compost and encourages public awareness of the benefits of compost use and recycling organics, including food scraps and yard waste. The MMSB is announcing over $100,000 in funding to the latest recipients of the Community Waste Diversion Fund. This […]

Read more
1 year ago
News, Traffic, Travel

Nice driving conditions across the province this morning

It’s clear sailing all across the province this morning with sunshine and dry roads. The Astron W will not be making the 7:15 a.m. crossing from Fogo Island, service will resume as scheduled at 10:45 a.m. The MV Qajaq W is remaining on the winter schedule due to ice conditions. The MV Marine Coaster III […]

Read more
1 year ago
News

Impaired driver arrested after assaulting police officer

On Monday afternoon, the RNC received several calls of an impaired driver in CBS. Officers located the vehicle at the registered owner’s address with the driver still inside the vehicle. The 34-year-old male was charged with refusal of a demand, assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest. He was held to appear in court in […]

Read more
1 year ago
NTV Weather Update, Weather

Rain, snow and ice expected over GNP, southeast Labrador late Wednesday into Thursday

A multi-impact weather system is expected to affect parts of Newfoundland and Labrador from Wednesday night through Thursday. Rain, snow, and extended periods of freezing rain are all in the forecast, depending on the location. Here’s a breakdown of the expected conditions: Heavy Rain and Localized Freezing Rain – Great Northern Peninsula Regions Affected: Timing: […]

Read more
1 year ago
News

RNC seeking help from the public after robbery and assault in St. John’s

The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary has charged a man in connection to a robbery and assault in St. John’s that occurred early on Sunday morning. Police received a call of a vehicle-pedestrian collision. When officers arrived on the scene, they were approached by a male who reported he was stabbed during a robbery. Police charged 27-year-old […]

Read more
1 year ago
News

Firefighters make quick work of overnight shed fire, one person taken to hospital

One person was taken to hospital after a shed fire in the west end of St. John’s early Tuesday morning. Firefighters were called to the scene, on Anthony Avenue, shortly after 1:00 a.m.. When crews arrived they found a shed at the rear of a property fully involved with fire. While firefighters were able to […]

Read more
1 year ago
Justice, News

Ontario man pleads guilty to fraud charges for ‘grandparent scam’ in N.L.

An Ontario man who swindled tens of thousands of dollars from seniors in a “grandparent scam” in Newfoundland and Labrador has pleaded guilty to multiple charges. Charles Gillen, 25, entered guilty pleas to 14 charges on Monday.

Read more
Back to top