Category Archives: Local News

MUNSU is calling the provincial budget brought down on Thursday "extremely disappointing" for students. Memorial University Students' Union spokesperson John Harris says there's nothing in the budget ...

Former federal environment minister Catherine McKenna isn't pulling any punches in her assessment of a failed Conservative-led non-confidence vote in the House of Commons over the pending increase in ...

Over $1.7 million has been awarded for Community and Capital Grants in the City of St. John's. For 2024, community grants total $1.26 million, while capital grants total about half a million dollars. ...

The winners were announced for the 2024 Juno Opening Night Awards. Local group The Swinging Belles are taking home Children's Album of the Year for the second time for their album "Welcome to the Flea...

Premier Andrew Furey was among the notable Canadians in attendance at former prime minister Brian Mulroney's funeral in Montreal yesterday. The former Tory prime minister passed away on February 29 at...

A 63-year old man is facing impaired driving charges after fleeing from police in St. John's overnight. Shortly before 2 a.m. police tried to stop a vehicle on Mundy Pond Road, but the driver sped awa...

Canada's finest in music are being celebrated tonight at the Juno Awards industry gala in Halifax. More than 40 awards, including top honors for artist, single, and pop album of the year, will be anno...

The state funeral for former prime minister Brian Mulroney took place in Montreal today. Hundreds of invited guests filed into the Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal in cold, snowy conditions to bid fare...

Operations at the Mews Community Centre in St. John's will return to normal on Sunday morning. The city shut down the pool, steam room and sauna almost two weeks ago due to mechanical problems. But th...

The provincial government has plans in place to upgrade and build new infrastructure for arts, sports, and recreation as part of the provincial budget. The budget includes $1-million for the "renewal"...