Category Archives: Local News

It was a night of celebration for the Newfoundland and Labrador film industry. PictureNL held its first monthly movie screening at The Rooms last night, in celebration of the Year of the Arts. Through...

The trial for a figure skating coach accused of sex crimes against two girls has been told that Snapchat was the prime method of private communication between them and the accused. Thirty-year-old Mat...

Weather conditions on the west coast are still creating dangerous conditions for drivers, and the RNC are warning that if you must go out to take precautions. Constable James Cadigan says snow squalls...

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation says executive compensation within the federal government spiked by more than half a billion dollars since 2015. According to information gleaned from an access reque...

A teen had their license suspended after a widely shared Snapchat video showed a vehicle driving at excessive speeds in Mary's Harbour, Labrador. RCMP received tips from the public and a copy of the v...

RCMP in Nain have issued an arrest warrant for a 38-year-old woman. Janice Ikkusek is wanted in connection with a charge of aggravated assault. Anyone with information is asked to contact Nain RCMP at...

The provincial government has issued the first ridesharing license to Redsea Riding. They say the company is locally owned and operated (by Yoseif Tesfamicael), and currently has 10 drivers with more ...

Blustery conditions forced the postponement of Marble Mountain's official opening this week, but intense snow squalls in the Corner Brook region turned out to be a blessing for the ski hill. They're n...

MUNSU is encouraged by the structure of the university's Presidential Search Committee. Memorial provided an update yesterday on the process surrounding the search for a new president after Vianne Tim...

The Canadian Mental Health Association says a partnership between the province's post-secondary institutions and SpacesShared will be beneficial for the mental health of seniors and students. Yesterda...