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City Temporarily Reopens Riverside Drive After Fuel Spill Forces Closure of TCH Near Corner Brook
Riverside Drive in Corner Brook, which had been closed due to a landslide earlier this spring, has been temporarily re-opened to through traffic due to an overturned tanker and fuel spill on the ramp ...
Allison King
Jun 05, 2024
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71-Year-Old Man Located by Police Dog After Getting Lost in Fog Near Soldier's Pond
A 71-year-old man was located after getting lost in thick fog in the Soldier's Pond area overnight Monday. RCMP received a call shortly before 5:00 yesterday morning indicating that the man, who had b...
Allison King
Jun 05, 2024
Kaos while on the job with RCMP Police Dog Services
Fire Quickly Extinguished at Old CHVO Building in Carbonear
Minimal damage reported as the result of a fire at a vacant building that once housed CHVO on Saddle Hill in Carbonear. Carbonear Fire Chief Adam Earle says a passer-by noticed smoke coming from the e...
Allison King
Jun 05, 2024
Carbonear Volunteer Fire Department
Furey: Talks Continue With Quebec on Upper Churchill Contract
As talks continue with the Quebec government on the Upper Churchill contract, Premier Andrew Furey is doubling down on his intent to "right the wrongs of the past and become the energy capital of Nort...
Allison King
Jun 05, 2024
Woman Arrested Following Assault at St. John's Coffee Shop
A woman was taken to the lockup following an assault at a coffee shop in the capital city. The incident happened yesterday morning at about 7 a.m. The 23-year-old has been charged with assault and ass...
Allison King
Jun 05, 2024
New CRTC Regulations Require Online Streamers to Pay Into Fund to Boost Canadian Content
The CRTC is another step toward the implementation of the Online Streaming Act that will require online streaming services to make what they call "meaningful contributions" to Canadian and Indigenous ...
Allison King
Jun 05, 2024
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No Delays in Approving Lottery Licensing Applications: Service NL Minister
Organizations needing a lotto license say they've had issues getting a lotto license on time for an event, but the minister responsible says that's not the case. Some groups have raised concerns about...
Allison King
Jun 05, 2024
Porter Launches New Deer Lake to Halifax Route
People on the province's west coast now have another connection to Halifax from Deer Lake Regional. Porter Airlines is now running daily direct flights to the maritime city on a seasonal basis until l...
Allison King
Jun 05, 2024
(Porter Airlines)
RNC Reminding Drivers to Replace Peeling Licence Plates
It's not uncommon to see a licence plate with peeling paint or other defects, but failure to get a replacement from motor vehicle could result in a fine from police. RNC Constable James Cadigan says i...
Allison King
Jun 05, 2024
St. John's Installing Reflective Pavement Markers on Some Roads
The capital city is installing recessed pavement markers on a number of major arterials. An age-old complaint of commuters has been the permanency, or lack thereof, of painted lines on the road, makin...
Sara Strickland
Jun 04, 2024
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