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Missing the Links?: Another Busy Golf Season Getting Underway
Golf balls are again flying as people take to the links following one of the best years for the sport in a long time. Golf is one of those sports in which physical distancing was more easily accomplis...
Apr 28, 2021
Labour Mourns Dead and Fights for the Living on National Day of Mourning
The Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Labour says there were 35 work-related deaths last year in the province. Today is the National Day of Mourning for workers who have died at work or through ...
Apr 28, 2021 (Photo: trainingnetwork.ca)
Provincial Government Launches New Site Dedicated to Protecting Wildlife and Environment
The provincial government has launched a rebranded website dedicated to protecting local wildlife from poaching activity, as well as conserve and protect the natural heritage of the Province of Newfou...
Apr 28, 2021 (Photo: Fisheries, Forestry and Agriculture NL)
Investigation Continues into Human Remains Found Inside Burned-Out Vehicle in Natuashish
The identity of human remains found inside a burned-out vehicle abandoned at the back of the Natuashish Band Council garage has not yet been confirmed. The remains were discovered Friday evening. The ...
Apr 28, 2021
New Vendors Setting Up at Bannerman Park This Spring
New vendors are setting up in Bannerman Park. St. John's City Councillor Jamie Korab says two new businesses will be providing food and beverage services at the park. The Nickel Caf, a locally-owned f...
Apr 28, 2021
Family Overwhelmed by Support for Man Who Had an Obvious Impact on the Community
The family of Tony "Phonse" Fowlow says the response from the community to their GoFundMe has been overwhelming. Tony Fowlow worked at the Glacier for years and did everything from maintenance to driv...
Apr 28, 2021
Two Armed Robberies During Broad Daylight in St. John's Yesterday
There were two armed robberies in St. John's yesterday in the broad daylight hours. The first happened at a business in the centre city around noon where a person got away before police arrived. There...
Apr 28, 2021
Parents Frustrated with Compressed School Days at Metro Junior High
St. Peter's Junior High, in consultation with the Department of Education, is implementing compressed school days. In a memo sent home to parents, St. Peter's Junior High informed the school community...
Apr 28, 2021 (Photo: nlesd.ca)
Price of Fuels Predicted to Go Down Tomorrow
It looks like the cost of gasoline will actually be going down tomorrow. The Consumer Group for Fair Gas Prices predicts a drop of about two cents a litre. Heating oil, stove oil, and diesel will also...
Apr 28, 2021
People Expressing Disappointment with the Renaming of Red Indian Lake Continues to Grow
The renaming of Red Indian Lake in Central Newfoundland was among the items discussed in the Premier's regular meeting with Indigenous leaders this week. Indications are an update on those discussions...
Apr 28, 2021 (Photo Facebook: Millertown)
