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Tom Osborne "Very Seriously" Considering Federal Run, Expects to Make Decision by End of Weekend
Long-time Newfoundland and Labrador MHA Tom Osborne says he is "very seriously" considering running for the federal Liberals in the next election in the district of Cape Spear, and will make a decisio...
Richard Duggan
Mar 01, 2025
Urbanization an "Eternal Barrier" to Setting Up Some Collaborative Care Clinics: Parfrey
The CEO of NL Health Services calls the urbanization of society the "eternal barrier" preventing some collaborative care clinics from becoming fully established in some regions of the province. The pr...
Richard Duggan
Mar 01, 2025
NL Health Services CEO Pat Parfrey. (VOCM News/file)
Atlantic Chamber of Commerce Watching Response from US Cities to Tariffs
Tariffs from the United States could come in to effect as early as Tuesday, and the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce says they will get valuable information from affected American states should the threat...
Richard Duggan
Mar 01, 2025
liz west / CC
"Costing the Town a Fortune": Trepassey Mayor Frustrated Without Solutions to Breakwater Woes
The town of Trepassey has another mess on its hands after storm surge breached the beach road again. The town secured a new breakwater after damage suffered during hurricanes Larry and Earl, but the n...
Richard Duggan
Mar 01, 2025
Submitted by Sharon Topping.
American Man Charged with Sexual Assault Makes first Court appearance
A 29-year-old American man appeared in provincial court in St. John's yesterday on one count of sexual assault. RNC were called to a report of an assault at a downtown St. John's hotel around 3:00 yes...
Richard Duggan
Mar 01, 2025
Furey Focuses on Market Diversification in Final Months as Premier
As Andrew Furey's time as Premier starts to wind down he says one of his last goals is to kickstart the diversification of the province's markets. Furey shocked the province earlier this week when he ...
Greg Smith
Mar 01, 2025
Foreign Affairs Minister Doubles Down on Support for Ukraine Following Tense Trump/Zelenskyy Meeting
Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly says Canada believes in supporting Ukraine. Joly spoke with reporters yesterday in response to questions surrounding yesterday's tense and fractious meeting betwe...
Richard Duggan
Mar 01, 2025
Melanie Joly (via CPAC)
Man Charged After Parked Vehicles Damaged in Metro
A 37-year-old man has a date with the court after the RNC say he was damaging parked vehicles in the capital city last night. Police were called to an area of Freshwater Road around 9:30 p.m. The accu...
Richard Duggan
Mar 01, 2025
Streaming Soon: Son of a Critch Lands on Netflix Canada March 15
Son of a Critch is about to reach an even bigger audience in Canada. The Newfoundland-based sitcom, inspired by the childhood of comedian Mark Critch, is set to stream on Netflix Canada starting March...
Greg Smith
Mar 01, 2025
Photo via Son of a Critch on X
Downtown St. John's: Buying Local Strengthens Economy as Tariff Uncertainty Continues
Downtown St. John's says if there's a silver lining to Donald Trump's threats against Canadian sovereignty and the economy is the emphasis on buying local. Gaylynne Gulliver of Downtown St. John's say...
Greg Smith
Mar 01, 2025
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