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MHA Renews Calls for Security Cameras in School Buses
An MHA wants the provincial government to make wider use of cameras in our education system to make things safer for students. Paul Lane, independent MHA for Mount Pearl-Southlands, says cameras shoul...
Aug 30, 2019
Local Businesses Step Up to Help Reunite Harry Phillips with First Ford Mustang
It's official, Harry Phillips is going to Henry at the end of September to visit the most important car he ever sold, the first Ford Mustang, right here in Newfoundland. 84-year-old Harry Phillips is ...
Aug 29, 2019
Team Gushue Guiding Next Generation of Curlers
One of the best in the game is sharing his wealth of knowledge of curling with the next group of up-and-comers. The first-ever Team Gushue Curling Camp is taking place at the RE/MAX Centre in St. John...
Aug 29, 2019
Police, NLC Display Spoils from Months of Raids Targeting Illicit Cannabis Market
In the last three months, the NLC Drug Enforcement Unit has been moving at full speed, seizing over 240 lbs of dried cannabis and over 4,500 packages of other products ranging from edibles to oils and...
Aug 29, 2019
Two Arrested in Brazen ATM Theft from Health Sciences Centre, RNC Expect Third Arrest
Two men have been charged and another arrest is expected after a brazen ATM theft from the Health Sciences Centre in St. John's. The RNC says two masked men wheeled a cart into the hospital shortly be...
Aug 29, 2019
MHA Raises Red Flag After Ferry Officials Search Woman's Luggage Without Consent
The MHA for Torngat Mountains is fuming, saying that officials on board the ferry at Nain searched a woman's luggage without her permission. Lela Evans says the woman boarded the Kamutik W in Nain bou...
Aug 29, 2019 (Photo via Transportation and Works.)
Better Business Bureau Warns of Resurgence of 'Sextortion' Scam
The Better Business Bureau is warning the public about a sextortion email scam making the rounds. The bold and embarrassing scam preys on emotions and threatens to publicly shame its victims. Peter Mo...
Aug 29, 2019
Pressure Surge Causes Backup, Flooding at Paradise Sewer Lift Station
There was trouble in a Paradise neighbourhood today, after a pressure surge resulted in a major backup at a troubled sewer station near St. Thomas Line and Topsail Road. Mayor Dan Bobbett says there w...
Aug 29, 2019 (Photo courtesy Wendy Clarke.)
Rough Weather Forces Cancellation of Port aux Basques Ferry Crossings
The Gulf ferries to and from Newfoundland are doing some heavy juggling amid rough weather and peak demand. It is Labour Day Weekend-one of the busiest times of the year for Marine Atlantic-but becaus...
Aug 29, 2019 The Marine Atlantic ferry Highlanders is shown docked at Port aux Basques. (File photo)
Sunny, Warm Labour Day Weekend For Much of the Province
It's shaping up to be a decent Labour Day Weekend on the weather front for most parts of the province. Alex Klemensky, a meteorologist at the Gander Weather Office, says temperatures will be pleasant ...
Aug 29, 2019
