Category Archives: Local News

The St. John's Retired Citizen's Association, which operates out of their facility at 10 Bennett Avenue, is hosting a membership drive today. President Tom Making says the volunteer organization provi...

The German-Caribbean vocal group Boney M, famous for its Christmas classic "Mary's Boy Child" is coming back to the Mary Brown's Centre just in time for the holiday season. Boney M is touring Atlantic...

A teenager has been arrested after a disturbance at a home in the west end of St. John's Sunday afternoon. Police were called as the 16-year-old was becoming aggressive toward others in the house. He ...

Two more Newfoundlanders accused of serious crimes have taken their cases to the highest court in the country. Lawyers for Kirk Keeping and Nicholas Villeneuve have filed applications for leave to app...

There was an armed robbery in Torbay Sunday night. It happened just after 8:30 at a convenience store. RNC say a man, brandishing a gun, walked into the store and got away with cash. Nobody has yet be...

The province has a new Manager of Physician Relations to help communicate, and strengthen government's relationship with the NLMA. The Department of Health says Medical Association members, including ...

There will be a student-led march for climate change this week in St. John's as part of a global campaign. "Fridays for Future St. John's" will meet at the University Centre Friday afternoon and march...

Submissions are now being accepted for the annual Arts and Letters Award Program. This year, the NLMA, as part of it's 100th anniversary celebrations, is sponsoring a one-time visual arts category-inv...

Nominations are now open for the 2023 Human Rights Award. Nominations are accepted for anyone who has made and/or continues to make a meaningful contribution to advancing and furthering human rights i...

Things are ramping up in the town of Twillingate as they prepare for their annual digital arts festival. The Unscripted Festival was started back in 2015. Board chair Wilma Hartmann says they are busy...