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RCMP Investigating $15K Building Supply Fraud in Deer Lake
A building supply company in Deer Lake has alerted RCMP after a variety of building materials, including bundles of shingles and siding, were allegedly fraudulently obtained from the business. RCMP we...
Greg Smith
Mar 06, 2025
All Eyes on Team Canada's Gushue Rink at Montana's Brier in B.C.
A win in today's first draw at the Montana's Brier in Kelowna will give Brad Gushue a perfect record heading into the playoffs. The Team Canada skip is seeking his record-setting seventh national men'...
VOCM News
Mar 06, 2025
(Photo via Curling Canada Twitter)
Stephenville Airport Downgraded to Registered Aerodrome, Former Councillor Points the Finger at Council
A former town councilor in Stephenville is bemoaning the change in status at the local airport, which has been downgraded to a registered aerodrome as the privately-owned facility continues to struggl...
VOCM News
Mar 06, 2025
Haggie Asks for Evaluation of U.S. Health Procurement Contracts
Acting health minister John Haggie has written a letter to Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services asking them to evaluate procurement contracts they have with companies in the United States. PC Hea...
Greg Smith
Mar 06, 2025
(Acting Health Minister John Haggie)
15 New Plows in Service, More on the Way Across the Province
The provincial government has offered an update on new snow-clearing equipment in the House of Assembly. Tourism Minister Steve Crocker rose in the house yesterday to respond to a question asked earli...
Greg Smith
Mar 06, 2025
Local Adviser Urges Smart Investing Amid Tariff Uncertainty
All of the uncertainty surrounding tariff threats may have some investors feeling jittery, but a local financial adviser says the first step is to ensure your asset allocation is right to weather the ...
Greg Smith
Mar 06, 2025
Larry Short (Submitted)
Mayor Breen Pays Tribute to Late Councillor Debbie Hanlon
St. John's Mayor Danny Breen is paying tribute to friend and colleague Debbie Hanlon who lost her battle with cancer on Tuesday. Breen says Hanlon, a well-known businesswoman and realtor, made a signi...
Greg Smith
Mar 06, 2025
Protesters Rally at Carbonear Collegiate Over Washroom Policies
A group of protesters gathered at Carbonear Collegiate yesterday to express their opposition to policies imposed in the school to keep the washrooms "safe and clean." The school administration has ass...
Greg Smith
Mar 06, 2025
(File photo.)
Hogan to Make "Special Announcement" Amid Leadership Speculation
It appears as though John Hogan will formally announce that he is seeking the Liberal leadership this morning. Hogan stepped away from his roles as health minister and government house leader earlier ...
Greg Smith
Mar 06, 2025
Gas, Diesel, and Furnace Oil Down About a Cent in NL
The price of most fuels on the island dropped overnight, but by negligible amounts. Gasoline, diesel and furnace oil is about a penny a litre less while propane went up by a cent-and-a-half. In Labrad...
Greg Smith
Mar 06, 2025
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