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Shania Twain Tickets Go On Sale Today Following Pre-Sale Sellout
Tickets go on sale today for what promises to be the summer's biggest concert in this province. Country-pop megastar Shania Twain is scheduled to perform on the nights of August 16-17 at the Churchill...
Brian Callahan
Apr 04, 2024
Control of Mary Brown's Centre a 'Necessary Ask' for Future Teams: MacDonald
Dean MacDonald says the success of any future sports franchise in St. John's hinges on its ability to manage the Mary Brown's Centre. There was hockey heartbreak earlier this week when the Newfoundlan...
Brian Callahan
Apr 04, 2024
Ontario Man and Jalopy RV Taken Off Highway Due to Safety Issues
Police are crediting the public with helping avert a potential highway tragedy on the west coast of Newfoundland. RCMP received tips on Monday morning regarding a motorhome towing a utility trailer in...
Brian Callahan
Apr 03, 2024
Family Desperate For Information Regarding Missing Teen Liam Tripp
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary are continuing to search for a missing teen. Fifteen-year-old Liam Tripp was last seen in centre of St. John's on March 14. Police and his family have concerns for ...
Brian Callahan
Apr 03, 2024
Music and Folk: Canadian Awards Week Events Kick Off in St. John's
A nearly week-long celebration of Canadian folk music kicks off today in St. John's. The Canadian Folk Music Awards will feature five days of music showcases and other events, culminating with awards ...
Brian Callahan
Apr 03, 2024
Landslide to Keep Corner Brook Road, Sidewalk Off-Limits For Weeks
It will be several weeks before Riverside Drive in Corner Brook reopens to traffic and pedestrians. A stretch of the road alongside the Humber River was buried by a massive landslide late Monday that ...
Brian Callahan
Apr 03, 2024
Credit: Ken Batstone
Last Piece of Mysterious Cape Ray Shipwreck Removed From Water
On the 20th of January a mysterious wreck washed up on the shores of Cape Ray. It captured the imagination of people all over the world . For more than two months volunteers from the community and The...
Richard Duggan
Apr 03, 2024
Via Shawn Bath on Facebook
Preliminary Inquiry Dates Set in Fatal Crash on Peacekeepers Way
Two men charged in the aftermath of a fatal crash on Peacekeepers Way almost two years ago have chosen to be tried in Supreme Court by judge alone. That's if it's determined there's enough evidence to...
Allison King
Apr 03, 2024
Harvesters Calling for Delayed Crab Fishery After Price Set at $2.60 Per Pound
This year's crab fishery is beginning to look a little like last year's. Harvesters say they cannot fish for the price on the table from processors, $2.60 per pound. Protest organizer John Efford says...
Allison King
Apr 03, 2024
Harvester John Efford Jr.
Nunatsiavut President Acclaimed for Another Term
Nunatsiavut President Johannes Lampe has been acclaimed for another term. Lampe was the only candidate to come forward for the Nunatsiavut government's top job. While Lampe has been declared elected, ...
Allison King
Apr 03, 2024
Johannes Lampe, President, Nunatsiavut Government.
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