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UPDATE: Power Restored to Most of Island
Power has been restored to most of the island following a trip on the Labrador Island Link which resulted in a frequency loading disruption in power. Newfoundland Power reported relatively short-lived...
Greg Smith
Feb 27, 2026
MUN Receives $31-Million from Hebron and Hibernia for Several Initiatives
Memorial University has received $31-million from the Hebron and Hibernia projects to help improve student learning, research capacity and innovation focused primarily on the Faculty of Engineering an...
Richard Duggan
Feb 27, 2026
Extra Tickets Freed Up for Montana's Brier in St. John's
It's the hottest ticket in town - the Montana's Brier. Organizers have freed up some tickets which had been on hold until construction of staging and platforms was finished. The first draw goes tonigh...
Richard Duggan
Feb 27, 2026
NAPE Urges Swift Action on Provincial Court Staffing Shortages
NAPE is hoping the Department of Justice will act swiftly to address staffing issues within the provincial court system - but the solutions won't come easily. Last November, the Provincial Court annou...
Greg Smith
Feb 27, 2026
NAPE President Jerry Earle
Local Ukrainian Community Marks Four Years Since Russian Invasion of Ukraine
It's been four years since Russia invaded Ukraine, and members of the local Ukrainian community are gathering tomorrow at the Basilica in St. John's to recognize the event that changed their lives for...
Greg Smith
Feb 27, 2026
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Health Canada Recalls Dupray Neat Steam Cleaner Over Rupture Risk
Health Canada has recalled a steam cleaner which can rupture, posing a risk of serious injury or burn to the user or bystanders. It's the Dupray Neat Steam Cleaner, a lightweight, portable device. It'...
Greg Smith
Feb 27, 2026
(Health Canada Photos)
Man Charged with Assault Causing Bodily Harm in Downtown St. John's
A man has been charged with assault causing bodily harm after an incident in downtown St. John's. It happened yesterday at about 9:30 in the morning. RNC detained the 28-year-old for court today.
Greg Smith
Feb 27, 2026
Legion Mourns Dedicated Supporter, Comrade Rev. Ian Wishart
The Royal Canadian Legion Newfoundland and Labrador Command is mourning the passing of Comrade Rev. Ian Wishart. In a social media post, the Legion says Wishart was a dedicated supporter of the local ...
Greg Smith
Feb 27, 2026
Reverend Doctor Major Ian Wishart in the gallery of the House of Assembly, May 21, 2025
Opening Weekend of Brier to Feature Special Gushue Tribute
A celebration of one of the country's most decorated skips is planned as the 2026 Montana's Brier begins tonight in downtown St. John's. Brad Gushue, who has done and won it all when it comes to the m...
Greg Smith
Feb 27, 2026
Food Bank Use on the Rise as VOCM's Pack the Pub Kicks Off
While plenty of pubs will be pouring pints this St. Patrick's season, VOCM and the Newfoundland Embassy are once again hoping to fill the pub with something even more important - food for those in nee...
Greg Smith
Feb 27, 2026
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