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Plea Bargain Possible in Case Involving Alleged Threats Made Against Teens in PC-SP
A run-in between a group of teens and a Portugal Cove-St. Philip's man this time last year will likely be resolved without a trial. Forty-seven-year-old Aaron Manuel was charged wth uttering death thr...
VOCM News
Jan 12, 2026
Crime Concerns Quadruple in Canada Since 2015, New Poll Finds
A new Angus Reid survey shows some startling new figures when it comes to crime and how it affects ordinary Canadians. Angus Reid says compared to 2015, there's been a four-fold increase in the number...
Zack Power
Jan 12, 2026
Sun Seekers Setting Sights on Europe Amid Global Tensions
What's turning out to be a snowy and miserable winter may have many Newfoundlanders and Labradorians thinking about sunnier climes, but with rising global tensions, destinations might be harder to cho...
Beth Fagan
Jan 12, 2026
FFAW Demands New Price System as Crab Dispute Intensifies
After a marathon session Friday, union and government officials will meet again tomorrow to try to nail down a compromise in a dispute over the price of snow crab. The FFAW says the companies owe harv...
Beth Fagan
Jan 12, 2026
FFAW President Dwan Street (VOCM News file photo)
U.S. Political Storm Blows Good Fortune to Argentia
The Port of Argentia is benefiting from a U.S. freeze on offshore wind projects imposed by President Donald Trump. The companies involved in five major offshore wind projects on the U.S. east coast ha...
Beth Fagan
Jan 12, 2026
Monopiles stored at the Port of Argentia (via Port of Argentia)
How Tip Prompts are Changing Consumer Habits
Canadians are increasingly being prompted to provide a tip, oftentimes at businesses where tips were never required - or expected - before. Restaurant servers and those in food delivery have tradition...
Beth Fagan
Jan 12, 2026
No Date Set for New Election After Victoria Council Dismissed
No date has yet been set for residents of Victoria to vote in a new town council. The mayor and all of the town's councillors were dismissed by the provincial government last month after it was determ...
Beth Fagan
Jan 12, 2026
New Urgent Care Clinic Opens Today in St. John's
The capital city region's new Urgent Care Clinic opens to patients today. The clinic, located in the old Costco Building adjacent to the Ambulatory Clinic, is set up to handle issues like sprains, str...
Beth Fagan
Jan 12, 2026
Snow Blankets West Coast, Eastern and Southern NL Dealt Heavy Rain
Mother Nature is unleashing a mixed bag across parts of the island today and into tomorrow. It's a winter wonderland on the west coast with anywhere from 20 - 40 cm in the forecast, paired with winds ...
Zack Power
Jan 12, 2026
(Photo via NL 511)
Corner Brook Rolls Out Automated Garbage Collection
All three cities in the province will have an automated system for garbage collection as of tomorrow as Corner Brook moves to a collection model adopted a few years ago by Mount Pearl and St. John's. ...
Beth Fagan
Jan 11, 2026
(Photo via City of Corner Brook Facebook.)
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