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Salmonier Nature Park Opens for Season
A popular school field trip destination and family attraction officially opens to the public today. The Salmonier Nature Park is officially open for the season. Park programming includes school and co...
Zack Power
Jun 01, 2025
Fisheries Union Alleges Collusion Among Seafood Producers to Suppress Crab Prices
The fisheries union is accusing some companies of stooping to unscrupulous means in order to keep crab prices low. The provincial government has opened up the market to allow harvesters to form their ...
Zack Power
Jun 01, 2025
FFAW President Dwan Street (VOCM News file photo)
NL Folk Festival Adds Small Tent Performances with Equinor Community Village
The Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Festival has unveiled a new feature as part of this July's 49th annual event. The Equinor Community Village will spotlight more intimate, small tent performances dur...
Zack Power
Jun 01, 2025
Pippy Park to Host New Mountain Bike Facility; Opening Set for Summer
Construction has begun on the first mountain bike skills park on the east coast of the province. The facility, located in Pippy Park, is being jointly funded by the Canada Summer Games and the provinc...
Beth Fagan
Jun 01, 2025
European Cyclists' Federation / CC
Parents Frustrated by Overcrowding, Delays for New Kenmount Terrace School
Parents in the Elizabeth Avenue East-Kenmount-Thorburn school catchment zone have resigned themselves to making do with an old-and what they see as overcrowded-building for at least the next couple of...
Beth Fagan
Jun 01, 2025
"Great Opportunities" in Asia and Europe for Atlantic Businesses, Says Des Whelan
The outgoing chair of the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce believes there is a positive economic outlook for the region, despite the challenges of the last few months. The organization's annual conference...
Beth Fagan
Jun 01, 2025
Carbonear Firefighters Battle Small Forest Fire Saturday Afternoon
The Carbonear Volunteer Fire Department was busy yesterday responding to what has been described as a forest fire in the town. Crews from Carbonear and Harbour Grace were called to a wooded area on Co...
Zack Power
Jun 01, 2025
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Woman Owing Nearly $40,000 in Fines Faces Judge After Traffic Stop
A woman who owes nearly $40,000 in tickets is scheduled to appear before a judge. The 43-year-old was pulled over in the west end of St. John's just before 10:00 last night. When officers ran the ID, ...
Zack Power
Jun 01, 2025
St. John's Man Charged with Assault, Choking After Domestic Incident
A 37-year-old man has been arrested after a domestic disturbance in the east end of St. John's. RNC officers were called to a home at around 9:30 last night and arrested a man who had been choking his...
Zack Power
Jun 01, 2025
"Pension for Life" for MPs After Six Years Questioned by Taxpayers Federation
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is raising questions about the amount of money being paid out to former MPs. Federal Director Franco Terrazzano says former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will collect...
Beth Fagan
Jun 01, 2025
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