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Adam Whelan Charged In Mount Pearl Shooting
23-year-old Adam Whelan of St. John's has been charged in connection to a shooting incident on Lidstone Crescent in Mount Pearl early Tuesday morning. Police say shots were fired in the area around 12...
Jul 06, 2019 (Adam Whelan. File photo.)
Galway Development Allowed To Take City Of St. John’s To Court, Says NL Court Of Appeal
The highest court in the province has upheld a decision to allow the Galway Development the option to take the City of St. John's to court. Galway Developer Danny Williams had applied to the courts on...
Jul 06, 2019
RNC Looking For Wanted Man Who May Be Armed And Dangerous
The RNC's Major Crime Unit is looking for a wanted St. John's man who may be armed and dangerous. Twenty-two-year-old Peter Campbell is described at 5'11", 200 pounds with blonde hair. There are curre...
Jul 06, 2019
Colin Greening Retiring From Professional Ice Hockey
A Newfoundland player is retiring after a decade in professional hockey. Colin Greening is hanging up his skates to study at Harvard. He spent his NHL career in Ottawa and Toronto and most recently pl...
Jul 06, 2019 Photo by Earl Noble.
Man Arrested Following Dramatic Crash
A Newfoundland man wanted in Alberta was arrested following a dramatic crash in Cupids early yesterday morning. RCMP were called after a car crashed into a tree, ending up with the nose pointed direct...
Jul 06, 2019
Whitbourne RCMP Looking For Owner Of Recumbent-Style Bike Left On TCH
RCMP are on the scout for the owner of a recumbent-style bike that was left near the Tim Hortons on the TCH in Whitbourne on June 12th. The man using the bike was apparently cycling across Canada. RCM...
Jul 06, 2019
“A Tragedy Beyond Compare”: Lawyer Lynn Moore On Veitch Trial
"This is a tragedy beyond compare" That's the response of lawyer Lynn Moore to suggestions that Graham Veitch got away with murder. Veitch was found not criminally responsible yesterday in the beating...
Jul 06, 2019
Muskrat Falls Inquiry Phase II Comes To A Close
The second phase of the Muskrat Falls Inquiry has come to an end. Cost overruns that doubled the $6.2-billion estimate set at sanction was among the topics examined over the last few months. Premier D...
Jul 06, 2019
Community Food Sharing Association Looking For New Permanent Space
The Community Food Sharing Association is looking for a permanent warehouse as the lease on their current temporary digs draws to a close. The provincial government and Eastern Health provided the spa...
Jul 06, 2019 The CFSA's old space, shown here, was destroyed by fire in January.
No New Reviews Of North Spur: Ball
Premier Dwight Ball has indicated he will not be calling an independent review of the stability of the North Spur. The premier was responding to questions from lawyer Geoff Budden, representing the Mu...
Jul 06, 2019 (Image from the Bernander/Elfgren report)
