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Improvements Coming to Northern Labrador Ferry Service
Improvements are coming to ferry services for residents in Northern Labrador. The second season of the Kamutik W started over the weekend along with changes following a review of last season. They hav...
Jeff Smyth *
Jun 15, 2020
Most Vessels Ignoring Voluntary Slowdowns to Protect Endangered Whales: Oceana Canada
A new study by Oceana Canada shows that a majority of vessels traveling through the Cabot Strait are not following a voluntary speed restriction meant to protect endangered right whales. There are jus...
Jeff Smyth *
Jun 15, 2020
Christian Keller / CC
Tourism Department Encourages 'Rediscovering' NL This Summer
The provincial government is set to launch a vacation at home campaign to help get people out and about. Tourism Minister Bernie Davis says the focus is on discovering, or rediscovering, different are...
Jeff Smyth *
Jun 15, 2020
Harbour Breton Woman Wins Set for Life
A woman from Harbour Breton is "Set for Life" after she scratched a lottery ticket in late March. Doris Baker says she usually scratches half and leaves the other half for her husband but it was late ...
Tyler Dunne *
Jun 14, 2020
17 Days Straight with No New Cases of COVID-19 in Province
No new cases again today marks the 17th day straight with no additional confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus in Newfoundland and Labrador. This means the province's total number of cases remains a...
Tyler Dunne *
Jun 14, 2020
Four People Taken to Hospital Following Vehicle Rollover in Whitbourne
Hydroplaning was the cause of two separate collisions in the Whitbourne area this afternoon. Whitbourne RCMP is advising drivers of standing water on the Trans Canada Highway in the area. Police say b...
Tyler Dunne *
Jun 14, 2020
Police Arrest Three Drivers for Impaired in Metro
Three drivers were taken off the road by the RNC for impaired driving between Saturday evening and early Sunday morning. At around 6:30 p.m. RNC responded to reports of an impaired driver in Paradise....
Allison King
Jun 14, 2020
Red Cross COVID-19 Support Applications Open for Non-Profits, Charities
Charities and non-profit organizations throughout the province who have seen an increase on the demand for services can now apply for COVID-19 assistance. The Canadian Red Cross is offering financial ...
Allison King
Jun 14, 2020
St. John's Farmers' Market Back in Business
Vendors and patrons alike were excited to get back to the local shopping scene. The St. John's Farmers' Market opened its doors for the first time in months on Saturday as the province is now in Alert...
Allison King
Jun 14, 2020
Better Training Needed to Combat Police Intolerance, says RCMP NL Assistant Commissioner
The province's Assistant Commissioner for the RCMP believes one of the best ways to combat intolerance on the force is through more comprehensive training. Ches Parsons asserts that "individual aggres...
Allison King
Jun 14, 2020
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