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Thompson Believes PM is 'Doing Things Differently' in Terms of Projects Like Bay du Nord
Federal cabinet minister Joanne Thompson doesn't believe that a Bay du Nord agreement would have been in the cards under a Trudeau government. The deal sees the federal government foot the bill for ro...
Sara Strickland
Mar 04, 2026
MP Joanne Thompson (VOCM News)
Province Reaches Agreement to Move Bay du Nord Project Forward
"The sun is shining on our offshore, because cannot will be no more." -Premier Tony Wakeham Thousands of jobs are going to be created as Newfoundland and Labrador, Equinor and BP have reached an agree...
Richard Duggan
Mar 03, 2026
Man Arrested After Woman in Foxtrap Rushed to Hospital with Serious Injuries
Police have arrested a man after a woman in Foxtrap was rushed to hospital two weekends ago with serious injuries. The Major Crime Unit and intimate Partner Violence Unit have charged the 69-year-old ...
Richard Duggan
Mar 03, 2026
Three People Charged After Person's Credit Card Stolen and Used in Stephenville
Two women and a man have been arrested on the west coast and charged with the theft and fraudulent use of another person's credit card. Bay St. George RCMP say a purse was stolen outside a grocery sto...
Richard Duggan
Mar 03, 2026
Evidence Entered at Preliminary Inquiry for Man Accused of Dangerous Driving Causing Deaths of Two People
All evidence has been entered at the preliminary inquiry for a man accused of dangerous driving that killed two people. Fifty-four-year-old Roger Hunt of Trinity, in Bonavista North, was charged this ...
Richard Duggan
Mar 03, 2026
RCMP Clock Vehicle at 133 km/h on Great Northern Peninsula Highway
A 20-year-old woman is without her vehicle after RCMP say she was driving over 50km/h above the speed limit near Rocky Harbour. The Mounties pulled the car over along the Great Northern Peninsula High...
Richard Duggan
Mar 03, 2026
RNC About 80 Positions Short of What is Needed, says RNCA
This is a different era when it comes to policing these days as some in the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary are leaving the force - sometimes to step outside policing altogether. The association which...
Richard Duggan
Mar 03, 2026
RNCA president Staff Sergeant Mike Summers (VOCM News file photo)
Man Charged for Lighting Downtown Fires During Province-Wide Ban Pleads Not Guilty
A young man accused of intentionally starting brush fires in downtown St. John's in the midst of last year's wildfires has pleaded not guilty to all charges. Twenty-one-year-old Caleb Boland-Pelkey fa...
Sara Strickland
Mar 03, 2026
UPDATED: Premier to Make 'Significant Announcement' Today
Premier Tony Wakeham will make what is being touted as a "significant announcement" later this afternoon. While government has provided no official details, it has been heavily suggested that an annou...
Sara Strickland
Mar 03, 2026
Premier Tony Wakeham (VOCM News)
Offshore Oil Production Driving Economic Growth in Metro: Latest Stats
The economy in the census metropolitan area of St. John's grew by five per cent last year, fueled by increased offshore oil production. The capital city released its 2025 Economic Review this week, hi...
Sara Strickland
Mar 03, 2026
St. John's downtown rowhouses (via City of St. John's)
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