Category Archives: Local News

The provincial NDP is making more campaign promises in hopes of making housing more accessible for young people. Leader Jim Dinn says that if elected, he will double the first-time homebuyers grant to...

A 91-year-old is dead after being hit along O'Connell Drive Extension in Corner Brook early this morning. The incident happened just after midnight in the area of Georgetown Road. The driver, a 37-yea...

Towns and cities which have a mail-in component to their elections are confident that they will be able to have a proper election despite the postal strike. Contingency plans have been enacted to over...

A woman whose husband spent his final days at the Miller Centre in St. John's is launching a fundraiser to help spruce up the facility's family room. Christine Blackwood lost her husband to cancer las...

We're at about the halfway mark of the provincial election campaign, and if there has been one constant among the camps, it has been the theme song "Spend, Spend, Spend." It seems each announcement by...

The capital city has received some federal funding for the continuation of a public health initiative focused on ways to improve services for those who face a variety of barriers. The program was deve...

The people who build critical infrastructure say their industry is in pretty good shape heading into the 2026 year. The Heavy Civil Association, whose members build and repair our roads, bridges, and ...

CUPW and Canada Post are working on releasing election ballots stuck in limbo due to the strike. The City of St. John's reached out asking if mail-in ballots could be retrieved from the Kenmount Road ...

All three political leaders are back on the campaign trail after another busy weekend going door to door looking for support. Liberal Leader John Hogan spent the weekend on the west coast, campaigning...

Those who work in the skilled trades are asking the three leaders in the provincial election their position on the Bay du Nord project and benefits for the local workforce. No decisions have yet been ...