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Charges Pending as RNC Continue Investigation Into Violent Incidents in Mount Pearl
The RNC are continuing an investigation into multiple reports of violent incidents involving young people in Mount Pearl. Police say they have received numerous reports in the last week, resulting in ...
Sara Strickland
Jan 22, 2024
RCMP Investigating Possible Impaired Driving Case After Fatal Collision on TCH
A woman in her 20s is dead, and two others were seriously injured in a horrific collision on the Trans Canada Sunday afternoon that is under investigation as a possible case of impaired driving. Polic...
Sara Strickland
Jan 22, 2024
St. John's Man Charged Following Weekend Stabbing
An aggravated assault charge has been laid against 36-year-old Justin Chipman of St. John's in connection with a weekend stabbing in the capital city. RNC were called to a home on Hatcher Street at 5:...
Sara Strickland
Jan 22, 2024
Derrick Bragg, Cabinet Minister Who Devoted His Life to Public Service, Passes Away
One of the provincial government's most colourful and respected cabinet ministers has passed away. In June, Derrick Bragg confirmed to reporters that he had been diagnosed with tongue cancer, and in A...
Sara Strickland
Jan 22, 2024
Federal Government Caps International Student Visas
The federal government has announced a two-year cap on student visas for international students who want to study in Canada, as the federal government deals with what some a calling "population trap."...
Noah Sheppard
Jan 22, 2024
(Immigration Minister Marc Miller. Photo via CPAC)
Port of Argentia Moves Forward With Cooper Cove Expansion
The Port of Argentia is moving forward with its Cooper Cove Marine Terminal Expansion now that the project has been released from Environmental Assessment. CEO Scott Penney says conditions are in plac...
Noah Sheppard
Jan 22, 2024
Cold Snap to Hit Province; NL Hydro Prepared
Environment Canada has some warnings out for parts of Labrador as the entire province prepares for a cold snap. Temperatures will plummet first in Labrador West with wind chills of minus 45 expected b...
Noah Sheppard
Jan 22, 2024
Lake Melville MHA Takes Step Back for Family Reasons
The MHA for Lake Melville is taking some time to focus on family. Perry Trimper offered the update last week. He told his constituents that his wife Caroline has been dealing with a serious medical is...
Noah Sheppard
Jan 22, 2024
(Photo via Facebook)
Traffic Slowed By Toppled Dump Truck West of Long Harbour
There has been an accident on the TCH in the same area where a bus and tractor trailer collided last week. A caller to the VOCM Newsroom says a dump truck is on its side about 10 km west of the Long H...
Noah Sheppard
Jan 22, 2024
Provincial Government Developing Internal Rules, Potential Legislation on AI Use
The provincial government is looking at both internal rules, and potential legislation governing the use of artificial intelligence. Digital Government and Service NL Minister Sarah Stoodley says gove...
Noah Sheppard
Jan 22, 2024
Digital Government and Service NL Minister Sarah Stoodley
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