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Recycling, Clear Garbage Bags Mandatory in St. John's as of January 1st
The time for St. John's residents to switch to clear garbage backs is ticking down. The City of St. John's is imposing new regulations surrounding garbage collection, and effectively making recycling ...
Allison King
Nov 22, 2021
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Province Reports Three New Cases of COVID19 and 10 new Recoveries
Newfoundland and Labrador is reporting three new confirmed cases of COVID-19 today. One case is in the Central Health region and is a contact of a previous case. The other two are in the Western Healt...
Richard Duggan
Nov 22, 2021
Holy Heart Enters Secure School After Knife Displayed on Desk
Holy Heart Regional High School went into "secure school" mode this morning after a person displayed a knife on their desk. The knife was recovered without incident and the person left the classroom a...
Noah Sheppard
Nov 22, 2021
Holy Heart High School in St. John's.
Drugs and Cash Seized Following Deer Lake Traffic Stop
A traffic stop in Deer Lake on Friday resulted in drug charges being laid against a west coast man. RCMP pulled a vehicle over on the Trans Canada in Deer Lake around 7 p.m. Friday. The stop resulted ...
Allison King
Nov 22, 2021
Rainstorm On the Way for Southwest Coast of Province
A deluge the likes of which we haven't seen since Igor and Matthew is set to pound part of the island. The system, which is approaching from the Maritimes, will leave snow in central Labrador, between...
Allison King
Nov 22, 2021
Fogo Island-Change Islands Without Ferry Service Due to Electrical Issue
People on Fogo Island and Change Islands have been without ferry service since yesterday afternoon. The Veteran went down because of an electrical issue. Workers are assessing the situation to determi...
Allison King
Nov 22, 2021
Consumer Advocate Welcomes Review of Public Utilities Act
The Consumer Advocate is welcoming a governmental review of the Public Utilities Act. Minister John Hogan announced on Friday that the review would begin early in the new year. That's the Act which co...
Allison King
Nov 22, 2021
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St. John's to Vote on Rezoning Land of Former Cathedral Parish Hall
A controversial development in the capital city's downtown is back on the agenda this week, with some area stakeholders calling foul on the city's consultation process. Parish Lane Development Inc. is...
Allison King
Nov 22, 2021
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Quality of Care NL Outlines Dangers of Unnecessary Antibiotic Use
Quality of Care NL, a partner of Choosing Wisely Canada, is spreading the word about the dangers associated with the unnecessary use of antibiotics in Newfoundland and Labrador. The World Health Organ...
Allison King
Nov 22, 2021
Couple Cautioning Eastern Health Employees After Someone Tried to Access Their Bank Account
A local couple is urging both current and former Eastern Health employees to be cautious after they discovered that someone tried to gain access to their bank account over the weekend. Dwayne Trickett...
Allison King
Nov 22, 2021
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