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World War II Veteran Being Remembered for Dedication to Service
A World War II veteran is being remembered for his love of music and dedication to service. Charles "Charlie" John Starkes passed away on Friday at the age of 100. Born in 1922 in Greenspond, Bonavist...
Allison King
Nov 28, 2022
NL Hydro Seeing Significant Increase in Conversions from Oil to Electric Heat
NL Hydro says it's already seen an increase in the number of conversions from oil heat to electric in the province. Vice President of Hydro Engineering and NL System Operations Rob Collett says last y...
Allison King
Nov 28, 2022
NL Hydro CEO Jennifer Williams and Engineering and NL System Operator, Rob Collett.
Labour Crunch Affecting Services in Labrador West: Area MHA
Labrador West is facing a labour and population crunch that is severely impeding the community's ability to operate. Area MHA Jordan Brown says the province needs greater support both federally and pr...
Allison King
Nov 28, 2022
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Industry Minister Encouraged by Expansion of Mining Exploration in Central
The Minister of Industry, Energy and Technology is calling the expansion of mining exploration in central Newfoundland "extremely good news." Recently, New Found Gold announced a deal to significantly...
Allison King
Nov 28, 2022
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St. John's to Amend Parking Regulations to Install EV Charging Stations Downtown
The City of St. John's is expected to make some changes to parking regulations and ticketing by-laws. The changes are to accommodate the installation of charging stations for electric vehicles in the ...
Allison King
Nov 28, 2022
Record-Breaking Dial-a-Carol Raises Over $28,000 for Community Food Sharing Association
Its a record-breaking year for an annual VOCM Cares fundraiser. Dial-a-Carol, in support of the Community Food Sharing Association, posted its largest total to date this year. The campaign raised over...
Noah Sheppard
Nov 27, 2022
Popularity of Winter Sports on the Rise According to Ski Council
Ski hills are delighted with the apparent early onset of snow and it seems more and more people are getting interested in downhill sports. President and CEO of the Canadian Ski Council, Paul Pinchbeck...
Sara Strickland
Nov 27, 2022
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CRA Takes the Plunge for Local Charities
The Canada Revenue Agency is holdings its second annual polar dip later this week in support of local charities. According to the CRA, the money raised from the event will be given to their charitable...
Sara Strickland
Nov 27, 2022
MUN Researchers Conducting Survey of Insulin Dependent Diabetics
Memorial University's Faculty of Nursing is looking to conduct research on the management of diabetes to help improve diabetes care and support. Researchers are looking to speak with adults aged 18 an...
Sara Strickland
Nov 27, 2022
Local Businesses Recognized at Resilience Awards Gala
The St. John's Board of Trade has announced eight winners of its 2022 Business Resilience Awards. A gala event was held at the Delta Hotel on Thursday. Winners include Piatto Pizzeria + Enoteca, Deloi...
Sara Strickland
Nov 27, 2022
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