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Most Fuel Prices Down, Price of Gas Up on Island
It costs more to fill up the gas tank this morning. On the island, the price of gas is up by less than 2 and a half cents per litre. Diesel is down by 3 and a half cents. Furnace oil drops by 3 cents ...
Sara Strickland
Mar 21, 2025
Woman Arrested After Trying to Steal Money from Downtown Bank Machine
A woman has been charged after trying to steal money out of a bank machine in downtown St. John's last night. RNC were called around 8:30 after a man and woman were spotted trying to access cash from ...
Sara Strickland
Mar 21, 2025
Hundreds of Thousands of Travellers Impacted After Power Outage Closes London Heathrow Airport
It's going to be a day of chaos for hundreds of thousands of travellers after an electrical substation fire forced the closure of London's Heathrow Airport. The airport, ranked one of the busiest in t...
Sara Strickland
Mar 21, 2025
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Pair Wanted For Mount Pearl Robbery, Defying Court Orders
Police are on the hunt for two repeat criminals in connection with a robbery in Mount Pearl early yesterday. RNC believe 28-year-old Peter Campbell and 44-year-old Shane Ryan, both of St. John's, robb...
Brian Callahan
Mar 20, 2025
Peter Campbell (left) and Shane Ryan. (Courtesy RNC)
Investigators Suspect Arson in Triton House Fire
RCMP in Springdale are investigating a suspicious fire that engulfed a home in Triton earlier this week. Emergency crews were called to the scene on Ocean Drive around 7:45 Tuesday morning. Investigat...
Brian Callahan
Mar 20, 2025
Photo via townoftriton.ca
Department Defends Road Maintenance After Early Morning Truck Incident
The Department of Transportation is responding to concerns raised by a transport truck driver whose rig jack knifed on the Trans Canada near Springdale Junction earlier this week. John Oliver told VOC...
Greg Smith
Mar 20, 2025
City Disputes Findings of Conflict of Interest Report on Budget Vote
An independent investigation into allegations of conflict of interest against a St. John's city councilor following a land sale has found that there were some violations. The city purchased land on Go...
Greg Smith
Mar 20, 2025
N.L. Sees First Population Dip Since 2021
For the first time since 2021 the province of Newfoundland and Labrador experienced a drop in population - albeit a small one. According to the latest figures released by Statistics Canada, Newfoundla...
Greg Smith
Mar 20, 2025
(Photo by Erik Mclean on Unsplash)
Mount Pearl Man Charged With First-Degree Murder in Nova Scotia
A Newfoundland man has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of a woman more than a year ago in Bible Hill, N.S. RCMP were called in response to a sudden death at a home on Wild Chance Dr...
Brian Callahan
Mar 20, 2025
Health Canada Warns of Continuous Glucose Monitors Failing to Send Urgent Notifications
Health Canada has issued a warning to those who use continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) to monitor their blood sugar after reports of users not receiving notifications of low or high blood sugar. The d...
Sara Strickland
Mar 20, 2025
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