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No Injuries Reported in Early-Morning Fire in St. John's
Fire gutted a townhouse off Thorburn Road in St. John's early this morning. Firefighters, police and paramedics raced to the scene on Wigmore Court around 4 a.m. -- their flashing emergency lights ill...
Brian Callahan
Apr 05, 2024
RNC Investigating Threats Made at East End Walmart
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary is investigating threats made at a store in the capital city's east end. Police were called to Walmart on Stavanger Drive early Thursday afternoon after threats for...
Sara Strickland
Apr 04, 2024
Organizations Left in Limbo Over Lotto Licenses: Independent MHA
An MHA says he is hearing of numerous situations in the province where organizations are unable to acquire their lottery license in time for their event. Paul Lane, the independent member for Mount Pe...
Sara Strickland
Apr 04, 2024
Paul Lane (VOCM News file photo)
Gushue Rink Falls 6-5 to Sweden
Niklas Edin's Team Sweden came out on top in a tough battle between two of the world's best curling skips. The Brad Gushue rink fell behind early and put the push on to tie it up, but it was too late-...
Sara Strickland
Apr 04, 2024
Photo via Curling Canada.
Food First NL Welcomes National School Food Program
Food First NL says they are excited about news that the federal government is putting $1-billion toward a national school food program over the next five years. The program, announced by Prime Ministe...
Sara Strickland
Apr 04, 2024
Harvesters and Processors Not Seeing Eye to Eye on Crab Prices
Harvesters and processing companies are about $30-million apart on a price for crab-and it could result in a delay in the fishery. The companies are offering a minimum price of $2.60 per pound while h...
Sara Strickland
Apr 04, 2024
Vision Care: Eye Doctor Urges Caution Ahead of Monday's Solar Eclipse
Monday's solar eclipse will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience for many. And while viewers are advised not to watch without proper eye protection, that will be hard to resist. Experts say the only saf...
Brian Callahan
Apr 04, 2024
Artist's rendition of a total solar eclipse. Credit: Canadian Space Agency (CSA)
Corner Brook Hosting Atlantic Under-18 Female Hockey Tourney
Female hockey players throughout Atlantic Canada are converging on the City of Corner Brook today for the start of the 2024 U-18 Atlantic Hockey Championship. Teams from all four provinces are descend...
Brian Callahan
Apr 04, 2024
Bannerman Park Loop Closing on Sunday
If you're looking to do some skating at the Bannerman Park Loop, this is the last weekend to do it. The Loop will be closing for the season at the end of the day on Sunday. The city of St. John's says...
Sara Strickland
Apr 04, 2024
Shania Twain Tickets Sell Out in Record Time
Shania Twain mania has hit the province. Tickets for the country pop superstar's shows at the Churchill Park Music Festival have sold out. Thousands swarmed to the festival website to get in the queue...
Sara Strickland
Apr 04, 2024
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