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MP Defends Decision to Vote Against Expansion of Recreational Food Fishery
The MP for Cape Spear says expanding the recreational food fishery is not as black and white as it sounds. Tom Osborne was responding to a Private Members Bill introduced in the House of Commons last ...
Mar 02, 2026
War in Middle East Expands, U.S. Defense Secretary Provides Update
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth provided an update this morning on Operation Epic Furey - the U.S. military campaign against Iran and its Islamist regime. More American troops are now heading to t...
Mar 02, 2026 U.S. Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth (C-SPAN)
Hussein Brothers Plead Not Guilty to Charges in Connection with Murder in City's East End
Not guilty pleas were entered and trial dates set this morning for two brothers charged in a targeted killing in St. John's east end last spring. Twenty-year-old Ibrahim Hussein and his older brother ...
Mar 02, 2026 Ibrahim Hussein (left) and Hussein Hussein (right) (VOCM News)
Final Cost of Private Snowclearing Contracts Unclear as Work Gets Extended
The council lead for Public Works says private contracts to help clear snow and widen streets in some St. John's neighbourhoods have had to be extended, but the final cost won't be clear for some time...
Mar 02, 2026 (Via Greg Noseworthy on Facebook)
From Milan to St. John's: Olympic Gold-Winning Curlers Compete at Brier
It's been a whirlwind for the Brad Jacobs Rink - now competing in the Montana's Brier in St. John's fast on the heels of their gold medal-winning performance at the Olympics in Italy. Brad Jacobs admi...
Mar 02, 2026 Brad Jacobs (VOCM News)
ATIPP Reveals 630 Retired Teachers Working in Education System as Substitutes
There are over 600 retired teachers working in the Newfoundland and Labrador school system as substitutes. That's according to an access to information document obtained by local blogger Matt Barter. ...
Mar 02, 2026
St. John's Harbour One of the Cleanest for a City of Its Size, says Cape Spear MP
Gone are the days of "The Bubble," a visible toxic mix of waste spewing straight into St. John's Harbour - now, a metro area MP says St. John's has one of the cleanest harbours for a city of its size ...
Mar 02, 2026 MP Tom Osborne (VOCM News)
Folk Arts Society Weighs Festival Options; Special Meeting Set for March 15th
There will be a special general meeting of the Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Arts Society in a couple of weeks to get the organization back on track, structurally, and to talk about what would be the...
Mar 02, 2026 NL Folk Festival (File Photo)
Crews Continue Working on Snowclearing Efforts in St. John's
The capital city says snowclearing continues, one week after the storm that made for the snowiest February and snowiest month on record for St. John's In an update Sunday, officials say crews and cont...
Mar 02, 2026 A snow blower blowing snow onto snow banks, Kenmount Road (VOCM News)
John Steele, Late Mother Catherine Among JA Business Honourees
The Junior Achievement of Newfoundland and Labrador has announced the 2026 Business Hall of Fame inductees, with John Steele and his late mother Catherine Steele among those being recognized. John Ste...
Mar 02, 2026
