Category Archives: Local News

The City of St. John's is reminding of NLVaxPass requirements to enter their facilities ahead of the full implementation of the system tomorrow. Anyone 19 or older will be required to show proof of va...

The provincial government has announced legislative changes to address the number tragedies involving off-road vehicles - making helmets mandatory on all off-road vehicles and the inclusion of side-by...

Flu vaccine clinics will begin October 25. Each of the regional health authorities will begin hosting free flu shot clinics starting next week. Residents will also be able to receive their flu shot th...

The projected impact of climate change is among the focuses of this year's Vital Signs report, and it shows Labrador will see the most dramatic changes through to the end of the 21st century. The proj...

Memorial University's Harris Centre has released its Vital Signs report, a snapshot of Newfoundland and Labrador that includes statistics on population, health and the economy. If Newfoundland and Lab...

The Pharmacy Association was disappointed that despite recent conversations and a presentation made to government, no mention was made of the role of pharmacists in a plan announced this week to renew...

Halloween is just over a week away and public health officials are providing some tips to make sure kids end up with treats and not COVID. Acting Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Rosann Seviour, s...

The Mount Pearl-Paradise Chamber of Commerce has launched its new shop-local campaign, which will give shoppers the opportunity to win and spend $10,000 at participating businesses in the region. Know...

The province is set to outline changes coming to off-road vehicle legislation. The last few weeks have seen a number of tragedies involving the use of off-road vehicles. Service NL Minister Sarah Stoo...

Tim Hortons restaurants in Central Newfoundland are grinning ear to ear as they have surpassed their previous record of Smile Cookies sold. All proceeds of the Smile Cookies go towards local charities...