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Millions Announced for Water and Sewer Updates on West Coast
More than $35.6 million in joint funding has been announced for improvements to municipal water and sewer infrastructure on the west coast. More than $12 million of that funding will be used for a new...
VOCM News
Mar 24, 2026
Man who was Suspended from Driving, Charged with Flight From Police
A 50-year-old man, who was already suspended from driving, has been charged after he failed to pull over for Clarenville RCMP near Bunyan's Cove Monday evening. RCMP say the man, who was known to be s...
VOCM News
Mar 24, 2026
Federal Cuts to Study Permits Disproportionately Affected Newfoundland and Labrador
Federal Auditor General Karen Hogan has found that changes made to reduce the number of new study permits issued by the Department of Immigration has disproportionately affected provinces like Newfoun...
VOCM News
Mar 24, 2026
Federal Auditor General Karen Hogan (CPAC)
Spring Storm Turns to Rain Before Changing Back to Snow This Evening
The more than 25 cm on the ground in the metro region - with lesser amounts further west - will turn into a soupy mess this afternoon as the temperature rises and the snow changes to rain. Schools in ...
VOCM News
Mar 24, 2026
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RFP Issued for 3-Apartment Unit on Hoyles Avenue
Newfoundland and Labrador Housing is building three new apartments in the centre of St. John's. An RFP has been issued for the construction of one building on Hoyles Avenue, which will include three a...
VOCM News
Mar 24, 2026
St. John's Man Charged in Relation to Alleged Sexual Assault Against Teens
A 40-year-old man has been charged with alleged sexual assaults against young people in the St. John's area. RNC were contacted on March 18th with reports about sexual assaults against teenage girls. ...
Greg Smith
Mar 24, 2026
'Way Too Soft': Homeowner Criticizes Federal Bail Policies Following Break-In
A woman with a property on the Conception Bay north shore is calling for bail reform after a man described by the RCMP as a "prolific offender" was arrested once again. Thirty-four-year-old Justin Kin...
Greg Smith
Mar 24, 2026
Porter Introduces Peak Surcharge to Offset Rising Fuel Costs
One of Canada's major airlines is adding an additional fee to some bookings to offset rising fuel prices. Porter Airlines has added a temporary fuel surcharge to flights redeemed through its VIPorter ...
Greg Smith
Mar 24, 2026
Education Minister Open to NDP Input on ECE Sick Leave, Pensions
The province's education minister may be taking a few pages out of the NDP plan for sick leave and pensions for early childhood educators. A group of about two dozen ECEs took to the steps of Confeder...
Greg Smith
Mar 24, 2026
ECEs protesting outside Confederation Building (VOCM News)
Pilots Killed in LaGuardia Plane Collision Identified
The two pilots killed in the collision between an Air Canada Jazz airplane and a fire truck at LaGuardia Airport in New York have been identified as Antoine Forest, from Coteau-du-Lac, Quebec, southwe...
Greg Smith
Mar 24, 2026
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