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Government Warning of Scam Involving Fake Speeding Tickets
There's a new scam circulating regarding speed camera tickets. The provincial government says scammers are sending fake links about the speeding tickets. Government says it would never deliver such no...
Sara Strickland
Oct 10, 2025
Jordan Ruling Behind Delay in Laying Charges After Province's Largest Cocaine and Tobacco Seizure
RCMP say the recent and largest ever seizure of cocaine and contraband tobacco in the province is likely just a sample of what's actually making it to the streets. The seizure, part of Operation Bourb...
Sara Strickland
Oct 10, 2025
Some of the items seized during Project Bourbon (RCMP)
Donations Being Accepted for VOCM Cares Thanksgiving Food Drive
The annual VOCM Cares Thanksgiving Food Drive is well underway with lots of time left to give a donation to help those who need it. The food drive, in partnership with Sobeys and Metrobus, is in suppo...
Sara Strickland
Oct 10, 2025
Man Believed to be Drunk Behind Wheel of Stolen Vehicle Arrested in West End
A man is facing a slew of charges after trying to give police the slip while behind the wheel of a vehicle reported stolen from Conception Bay South. RNC were called about the theft of a vehicle on Fo...
Sara Strickland
Oct 10, 2025
Law Enforcement Surveilling Roadways Over Long Weekend
Today marks the beginning of Thanksgiving weekend, and the RCMP and RNC will be out on the roads as part of Operation Impact. The annual enforcement blitz focuses on what police call the four most sig...
Sara Strickland
Oct 10, 2025
Operation Impact (RCMP)
Gas Drops in Overnight Pricing Adjustment
It costs less to fill up the gas tank this morning. The price of gas is down by 3 cents per litre. There's no real change in the price of diesel on the island, however it is down by a little less than...
Sara Strickland
Oct 10, 2025
Postal Workers Moving to Rotating Strikes Starting Saturday
Canada Post workers will be back on the job in some capacity starting tomorrow. The Canadian Union of Postal Workers says it will move from a nation-wide strike to rotating walkouts starting 6 a.m. lo...
Sara Strickland
Oct 10, 2025
Idle Canada Post delivery vans (VOCM News)
RCMP Searching for Man Missing Near Burgeo
Bay St. George RCMP are asking for the public's help in locating 65-year-old Eugene Bungay. Bungay was last seen early yesterday morning while hunting in the Burgeo area. Police and his family are con...
Zack Power
Oct 09, 2025
(Photo via RCMP)
Liberals Promise More Money in Tax Credits, If Elected
Liberal leader John Hogan has pledged to expand the healthy living tax credit and increase funding for grants to youth organizations. Hogan made the announcement in Corner Brook this morning. He says ...
Zack Power
Oct 09, 2025
(Photo via Liberal Party NL)
Dinn Slams Liberals, PCs for Late Release of Platforms
NDP leader Jim Dinn criticized the Liberals and the PCs for the late release of the election platforms on the campaign trail today. Dinn spent most of the day rallying and campaigning with two of his ...
Zack Power
Oct 09, 2025
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May 2, 2026 - Do you agree with the province's decision to introduce mandatory registration for students to avail of bussing in the K-12 system?