Category Archives: Local News

The byelection has yet to be called, but a candidate has already come forward for the PC nomination in Waterford Valley. Kevin Guest, who has worked in communications with the federal and provincial g...

The Corner Brook Port Corporation has signed an MOU with CWP Global to explore Project Gwinya, a green hydrogen hub. The project aims to decarbonize supply chains, create jobs, and elevate the region'...

A very loud group of pro-Palestinian protesters made their way inside the MUN Arts and Administration building this morning demanding that University leadership meet with the organizers about their de...

The City of St. John's has announced the date for its annual Party in the Park. The free event for seniors is taking place next Wednesday, July 17 from 1 to 4 p.m. on the lawn by the Bowring Park Bung...

The VOCM Cares Foundation will cooking up a 50/50 jackpot in Mount Pearl this weekend. The foundation will be on site alongside dozens of local vendors for the Best Kind BBQ at St. David's Park on Sat...

John Hogan is the interim Minister of Health and Community Services. Hogan replaces Tom Osborne who retired last Friday. Hogan will be taking on the role in addition to his portfolio of Justice and Pu...

The physician behind one of the province's largest virtual care providers believes pharmacists have much more to offer than their usual dispensary duties. Dr. Todd Young, the medical director of Medic...

As the temperature rises, so does the number of calls to police reporting property damage. RNC say they see a jump in the number of break and enters during the summer months, but there are a few thing...

David Brazil's name will be on the ballot for the Conservatives in the next federal election. Brazil became the official candidate for St. John's East after nominations closed over the weekend. The fo...

The Canadian Federation of Students calls the removal of students involved in a pro-Palestinian demonstration at Memorial University over the weekend "unacceptable." Campus security called in the RNC ...