Category Archives: Local News

RNC have arrested a 64-year-old man on an array of historic sexual violence charges. In June of 2021, police received a report of multiple incidents of sexual assault in St. John's between 1997 and 20...

Hospitality NL is looking to develop a five-year tourism workforce action plan. The organization is seeking proposals from consultants and companies for the development of the plan. The tourism indust...

For the first time since September of 2019 parents of students in the K-12 system will be allowed to accompany the children into the classrooms on the first day of school. The Education Department rel...

The provincial government has announced that two more credit rating agencies have confirmed a stable outlook for the province's credit rating. On Wednesday, DBRS Morningstar confirmed the province's d...

People who show up for the monkeypox vaccine starting Monday will not be asked how or why they are eligible for it. That's according to the province's Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Janice Fitzg...

The Newfoundland and Labrador Teachers Association says it is pleased to hear that monitoring of illnesses and absences related to COVID-19 will be part of the return plan in September. The Department...

There is a national shortage of children's fever and pain medications such as children's Tylenol, but the Pharmacists' Association of Newfoundland and Labrador is urging parents not to panic. Earlier ...

The ongoing physician shortage will be impacting services at the Bonne Bay Health Centre in Norris Point for the next couple of days. On-site services will be supported through a virtual ER beginning ...

VOCM's Block the Bus campaign will come to a close today with a live broadcast this afternoon from the Village Shopping Centre. A Metrobus will be parked outside of the shopping centre along Topsail R...

No injuries have been reported after a Bell Aliant truck caught fire in the Bowring Park parking lot in St. John's on Wednesday. According to the RNC the blaze broke out shortly before 11 a.m. The fro...