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Police Now Clear of Goulds Incident on Durdle Drive
The RNC say they have wrapped up their operation in the Durdle Drive area of the Goulds. Police issued a notice around 7 a.m. this morning advising of an increased police presence but adding there was...
Sara Strickland
Dec 26, 2022
Dunville Residents Express Crime Concerns Following Lengthy Incident
People in the Placentia area are breathing a sigh of relief after two men were taken into custody following nearly 12 hours of high drama in Dunville. The incident began unfolding early Christmas Eve ...
Sara Strickland
Dec 26, 2022
Happy Valley-Goose Bay Launches Public Transit System
A town outside the St. John's metro and Corner Brook regions is going to institute a public transit system. Memorial University recently launched a campus in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, and that's one of ...
Sara Strickland
Dec 26, 2022
Two Displaced in Mount Pearl House Fire
Two men have been displaced following a fire at a home in Mount Pearl on Christmas Day. The blaze broke out on the main floor of the home on Badcock Place early Sunday afternoon. There were no injurie...
Sara Strickland
Dec 26, 2022
Year in Review 2022 - June: The Other Shoe
After weeks of relentless questioning by the opposition parties and independent MHAs, government would finally confirm the existence of a report into allegations of bullying, harassment and nepotism a...
Noah Sheppard
Dec 25, 2022
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St. John's Mayor Urges Safety, Kindness During Holiday Season
The mayor of the province's capital city is wishing everyone a Merry Christmas. Danny Breen says it is nice that people are allowed to gather and go to events again, but people still need to be cautio...
Noah Sheppard
Dec 25, 2022
Danny Breen (File Photo)
Single Parent Association Exceeds Christmas Package Goal
Christmas is a little easier for many single-parent families in the province thanks to efforts by the association which lobbies for them. The Single Parents Association had originally planned to send ...
Noah Sheppard
Dec 25, 2022
Business Owner on Her Way Back From Chile Following Bureaucratic Limbo
A Newfoundland business owner is on her way back to the province after sitting in limbo in Chile for several weeks. Constanza Sefatle opened her baby store Newbornlander to much fanfare from the feder...
Noah Sheppard
Dec 25, 2022
NAPE Presidents Gives Holiday Well Wishes to Province's Workers
The President of the province's largest public sector union is offering his thanks and well wishes to the many people who work hard every day to deliver services to Newfoundlanders and Labradorians. J...
Noah Sheppard
Dec 25, 2022
City of St. John's Reminds Residents Wrapping Paper Not Recyclable
As many plan to tear open presents around the Christmas tree, the public is reminded to pay careful attention to how they dispose of various gift wrap. The City of St. John's says the traditional wrap...
Noah Sheppard
Dec 25, 2022
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