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Company Ordered to Clean Up Diesel Spill in Swift Current
The provincial government says it has ordered the company, which owns a transport truck which overturned on the Burin Peninsula Highway last month, to hire a registered site professional to remediate ...
Zack Power
Mar 19, 2025
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Minister Byrne Advocates for Fair Trade Practices at Boston Seafood Show
Provincial fisheries minister Gerry Byrne says Newfoundland and Labrador still has a lot of friends in the United States despite an escalating trade war between the two nations. Gerry Byrne is just ba...
Zack Power
Mar 19, 2025
NL Fisheries Minister Gerry Byrne. (VOCM News)
Environment Canada Reports Minimal Avian Flu in Newfoundland's Wild Bird Population
Although avian flu was recently detected in a domestic poultry flock in CBS, the outbreak that ravaged wild seabird populations off the coast of Newfoundland a couple of years ago appears to have run ...
Zack Power
Mar 19, 2025
Trade Tensions Drive Up Prices on Water Sports Gear
Some outdoor equipment could be the first to see price increases as the trade war continues between the U.S. and Canada. Jonathan Earle of The Outfitters in downtown St. John's, says from among his in...
Zack Power
Mar 19, 2025
Truck Driver Urges 24-Hour Road Maintenance After Jackknifing on Icy Trans-Canada Highway
A truck driver is calling for 24-hour road maintenance after his rig jackknifed on the Trans Canada Monday morning in extremely slippery conditions. John Oliver says black ice on the Trans-Canada High...
Zack Power
Mar 19, 2025
Carney Hints at Increased Defence Spending to Protect Canada's Security and Sovereignty
Prime Minister Mark Carney says securing Canada is an "absolute strategic priority" for his government. The PM announced a $6 billion Over the Horizon early warning radar system in partnership with Au...
Sara Strickland
Mar 19, 2025
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Decisions Regarding Procurement of U.S. Services Falls on Government, says NLHS
The CEO of Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services says it will be the provincial government that makes the final decision on procurement of goods and services from the United States. In the House o...
Sara Strickland
Mar 19, 2025
NL Health Services CEO Pat Parfrey. (VOCM News/file)
Delayed Newfoundland Power Bills Expected to Arrive in Coming Days
Newfoundland Power says some 7,000 customers should start receiving their March bills in the coming days. The utility says it started getting contacted by customers last week indicating they had not y...
Sara Strickland
Mar 19, 2025
City of St. John's Taking Axe to X Social Media Accounts
The City of St. John's is axing its X accounts, saying the social media platform no longer reflects its core values of positivity and respect. Council's committee of the whole unanimously supported th...
Sara Strickland
Mar 19, 2025
Teen Faces Slew of Charges After Scuffle with Metro Police
A teenager is facing several charges after a tussle with an RNC officer following an incident at a business in the west end last night. Police rushed to the business just before 10:30 p.m. only to fin...
Sara Strickland
Mar 19, 2025
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