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Boat, Motor, and Trailer Stolen from Coastal Outdoors in Carbonear
RCMP in Harbour Grace are investigating the theft of a boat, motor and trailer from Coastal Outdoors in Carbonear. The value of the stolen property is estimated at approximately $40,000. RCMP say the ...
Richard Duggan
May 17, 2024
Atlantic Economic Council Banking on Hydrogen Investment in NL
The Atlantic Economic Council (AEC) has identified more than 560 major investment projects at various stages of development throughout the region, 87 of which are in Newfoundland and Labrador. That re...
Brian Callahan
May 17, 2024
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Wanted Burin Peninsula Man Turns himself In
A wanted man on the Burin Peninsula has turned himself in to police. Earlier today the RCMP issued an arrest warrant for 59-year-old Leo Dober, who was wanted in relation to charges of uttering threat...
Richard Duggan
May 17, 2024
NF Power Must Make Own Case to P.U.B. for Rate Increases: Parsons
Newfoundland Power has not been a part of the process in the creation of a Rate Mitigation Plan to keep electricity rates from skyrocketing, and there's a good reason for that says the energy minister...
Richard Duggan
May 17, 2024
Physician Pleased Government is Looking to Medicuro to Expand Services in Baie Verte-Green Bay
A Newfoundland physician who has been providing virtual medical services for some time through Medicuro, is pleased that the provincial government called on him to help provide service to the Baie Ver...
Richard Duggan
May 17, 2024
Dr. Todd Young
Alberta RCMP Use Genetic Genealogy to Identify Serial Killer from 1970s
RCMP in Alberta have linked the murders of four young women in the 1970s to a serial killer identified through genetic genealogy. American Gary Allen Srery, who died in the prison in 2011, was living ...
Richard Duggan
May 17, 2024
City of Mount Pearl Honours Community's Younger, Brighter Lights
The City of Mount Pearl recognized some of its best and brightest Thursday night during its 34th annual Focus on Youth Awards. Among those recognized this year were the Mount Pearl senior boys basketb...
Brian Callahan
May 17, 2024
Byrne Pushes ACOA Minister Hutchings to Reverse MUN Funding Cut
The province's Immigration minister is dismayed with word that ACOA is cutting $600,000 in funding for Memorial University's Internationalization Office. And Gerry Byrne is calling on federal Newfound...
Brian Callahan
May 17, 2024
RNC Amps Up Highway Enforcement Ahead of Long Weekend
The province's police forces will be out on the roads and highways this long weekend watching out for dangerous driving behaviours. The RNC conducted one such operation on the TCH just outside St. joh...
Richard Duggan
May 17, 2024
St. John's Putting a Bow on 'Rainbow Week of Action' at City Hall
Advocates and allies across Canada have been speaking up for the past few days seeking equality for the 2SLBGTQIA+ community. Today is the final day of the Rainbow Week of Action, and will be marked w...
Brian Callahan
May 17, 2024
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