Category Archives: Local News

Grieving relatives and friends of a man killed in an impaired driving crash will have to endure another delay before the man responsible is sentenced. They began huddling outside provincial court a go...

NL Hydro CEO Jennifer Williams is among those congratulating Tony Wakeham on his election victory this week. The utility is in the midst of finalizing an MOU reached with Hydro Quebec on the expansion...

RCMP say a 48-year-old man they pulled over in Gander Tuesday night had contraband tobacco and illegal drugs in the vehicle, was in violation of a court order, and had previously lost his driver's lic...

The change in government following this week's election shouldn't affect the collective bargaining process involving the province's largest public sector union. NAPE President Jerry Earle, offering hi...

Nine-hundred degrees are being conferred at convocation ceremonies at Memorial University today, and part of the ceremonies will also include the installation of two senior administrative positions. M...

Bond rating agency Morningstar DBRS says the PC Party capitalized on a desire for change and voters' concerns about affordability, health care and energy policy to win a 'surprise' majority in Tuesday...

A 19-year-old man is without his licence after police clocked him driving at speeds of up to 56 km/h over the speed limit on the Trans-Labrador Highway near Lodge Bay. Mary's Harbour RCMP pulled the m...

One of the more dramatic upsets in Tuesday's election was the loss of Liberal cabinet minister Krista Lynn Howell's district to the PCs. Andrea Barbour, who is known by some from her presence on socia...

A driver who tried to evade an RNC checkpoint got more than he bargained for over the long holiday weekend. Officers involved in an Operation Impact checkpoint on Waterford Bridge Road noticed a vehic...

Five impaired drivers were taken off the road on the west coast on Saturday - all within the span of a couple of hours. The first, a 35-year-old woman, was pulled over just before 11 a.m. on West Stre...