Skip to Content
ON AIR NOW
5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Evenings with Greg Smith
Menu
More
▼
▲
Sign In
▼
▲
sub menu toggle
News
Local News
Weather
International Headlines
▼
▲
sub menu toggle
Shows
On Air Schedule
Weekdays on VOCM
Weekends on VOCM
▼
▲
sub menu toggle
Community
Events & Concerts
School Information
Network Stations
Lost & Found
Submit Your PSA
Members
▼
▲
sub menu toggle
Contact Us
Advertise With Us
Careers
Stingray Media Solutions
VOCM App
VOCM Logos
Contest Rules and Regulations
Question Of The Day
Weekly Flyers
Home
▼
▲
sub menu toggle
News
Local News
Weather
International Headlines
▼
▲
sub menu toggle
Shows
On Air Schedule
Weekdays on VOCM
Weekends on VOCM
▼
▲
sub menu toggle
Community
Events & Concerts
School Information
Network Stations
Lost & Found
Submit Your PSA
Members
▼
▲
sub menu toggle
Contact Us
Advertise With Us
Careers
Stingray Media Solutions
VOCM App
VOCM Logos
Contest Rules and Regulations
Question Of The Day
Weekly Flyers
Sign In
Search
Category Archives:
Local News
CMOH Allays Fears Surrounding Atlantic Bubble as NL Curve Remains Flat
The province's Chief Medical Officer of Health is allaying fears surrounding Newfoundland and Labrador joining the Atlantic bubble this Friday. Dr. Janice Fitzgerald says the health system is prepared...
Jeff Smyth *
Jun 30, 2020
Air Canada Announces Major Cuts Affecting Routes Across NL
Air Canada has announced some big cuts in their routes and Newfoundland and Labrador is among those taking a big hit. The airline is indefinitely suspending service on 30 domestic regional routes and ...
Jeff Smyth *
Jun 30, 2020
Woman Wields Hammer in Port Blandford Armed Robbery, RCMP Investigating
Clarenville RCMP have released images of a woman believed involved in a recent armed robbery at a Port Blandford gas bar. RCMP say a woman, wearing a mask and blue cloth on her head, entered the Corne...
Jeff Smyth *
Jun 30, 2020
Most Classrooms Not Designed or Resourced to Support Deaf Students: Child and Youth Advocate
The province's Child and Youth Advocate has released "The Sounds of Silence" a report on the educational system's response to deaf and hard of hearing children and young people. Last year, Todd and Ki...
Richard Duggan
Jun 30, 2020
Jackie Lake Kavanagh
Former MP Taking Legal Action Against Mount Pearl for Breach of Privacy
A former MP is hoping to launch a class-action lawsuit against the city of Mount Pearl for Breach of Privacy. Bill Matthews claims his privacy, and perhaps that of many others, was breached after the ...
Richard Duggan
Jun 30, 2020
St. John's Outdoor Pools Preparing to Open with Restrictions
Capital city pools are reopening this week - but with certain limitations. The outdoor pools at Bannerman and Bowring parks are reopening on Thursday for lane and "bubble" swimming only. Pools are lim...
Richard Duggan
Jun 30, 2020
The Bowring Park Pool via City of St. John's
16-Year-Old Charged with Dangerous Driving on Dirt Bike in Deer Lake
A 16-year-old from Deer Lake is awaiting a youth court appearance after driving dangerously on a dirt bike throughout Corner Brook. RNC received a call just before 1:00 a.m. this morning involving an ...
Richard Duggan
Jun 30, 2020
Doctors Warn Urgent Action Needed to Address Healthcare Backlogs
The minister of health is not about to change course regarding the reopening of medical services, but doctors openly disagree with his approach and call the situation critical. Doctors told a news con...
Richard Duggan
Jun 30, 2020
Ball Hockey Association Cancels Remainder of Summer Season
The Newfoundland and Labrador Ball Hockey Association has cancelled all of their summer play due to COVID-19. The NLBHA Executive Board made what they call the difficult, but necessary decision to sus...
Richard Duggan
Jun 30, 2020
Community Approach Needed to Tackle ATV Use Problems: Avalon T'railways
The President of the Avalon T'railway Association is reiterating ATV safety following multiple accidents in recent weeks. Rick Noseworthy says they have noticed in many cases, riders have been wearing...
Richard Duggan
Jun 30, 2020
Posts pagination
Previous
1
…
3,463
3,464
3,465
…
4,137
Next
CONCERTS & EVENTS
See All Concerts & Events
April 17, 2026 - Are you optimistic that the summer food fishery will be extended to full weeks given the results of a recent survey conducted by DFO?