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Health Minister Confident Services Will Continue as Usual Despite St. Clare's Specialists Intent to Resign
The provincial Health Minister is confident that there will be no gaps in service in internal medicine at St. Clare's. Five specialists at the hospital submitted letters of intent to resign in a few m...
Sara Strickland
Jul 14, 2025
Krista Lynn Howell (VOCM News)
Local Financial Advisor Predicting No Change in Bank of Canada's Latest Adjustment
The unemployment rate in Newfoundland and Labrador jumped by about a percentage point last month, but it is still in rare territory. Although it's still the highest in the country, unemployment is in ...
Sara Strickland
Jul 14, 2025
Minister Expects to Receive Final Draft of Education Accord in Near Future
Education Minister Bernard Davis says he has not yet received the final report of the Education Accord, noting that the co-chairs are currently working through the final drafting process. The interim ...
Sara Strickland
Jul 14, 2025
Bernard Davis (VOCM News)
Kurt Churchill Has Sexual Assault Charge Withdrawn
There were more victories in court for Kurt Churchill last week, leaving him with more freedom, more money and still no criminal record. Since 2014, Churchill has been accused of murder, cocaine traff...
Sara Strickland
Jul 14, 2025
(Kurt Churchill. File photo.)
Man Charged After Assault in East End St. John's
A man has been charged after assaulting another man in the east end last night. RNC rushed to the area of Penney Crescent around 10 p.m. after a man was assaulted. The suspect had left the scene befor...
Sara Strickland
Jul 14, 2025
Premier Pens Letter to Carney Demanding Cuts to Marine Atlantic Fees
Premier John Hogan has written Prime Minister Mark Carney urging him to act "swiftly" on his campaign promise to reduce Marine Atlantic fees "by at least half." Carney made the announcement while on t...
Sara Strickland
Jul 14, 2025
Provincial and Municipal Offices Closed for Orangemen's Day
Some provincial and municipal services will be unavailable today for the Orangemen's Day holiday. Provincial and municipal offices will be closed for the day. Services mandated by the federal governme...
Sara Strickland
Jul 14, 2025
Woman Injured in Assault on Carter's Hill Place
A woman was rushed to hospital after she was assaulted by a man in the downtown area. Police were called to an incident involving a man and woman on Carter's Hill Place around 9:30 last night. The wom...
Sara Strickland
Jul 14, 2025
Newfoundlander Credits East Coast Roots for National Fashion Success
A Newfoundlander is making waves in the national fashion scene, and she says her roots in this province have helped shape her success. It has been a milestone year for Lindsay Ann Delaney - she's had ...
Zack Power
Jul 13, 2025
Marystown Walk of Hope Trail Now Home to 'Wind Phone' Memorial
A special structure has been installed along the Walk of Hope Trail in Marystown which allows people to feel connected to loved ones they have lost. It's called a wind phone. It is placed inside a whi...
Zack Power
Jul 13, 2025
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