Category Archives: Local News

The Brad Gushue Rink remains undefeated after a tough 6-5 win over Northern Ontario last night at the Brier in Kelowna. They now move to 3-0 heading into tonight's match against Manitoba. That starts ...

The Canadian Federation of Students NL is calling on Premier Andrew Furey to meet with them before he steps down as Premier and leader of the Liberal Party. Chair Mary Feltham says despite nearly five...

Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services confirms that they have not been able to fill an ultrasound technologist position that they have been recruiting for since last fall in Happy Valley-Goose Bay...

Montreal Canadiens centre, and St. John's native, Alex Newhook took time out from his busy schedule with the Habs recently to take in one of his sister's games at Boston College. Abby Newhook is curre...

The Mount Pearl-Paradise Skating Club's Open Starlites took first place at the 2025 Skate Canada Cup, winning the national open category with a score of 200.82 points. The competition, held in Waterlo...

The provincial legislature opens for the spring sitting today under clouds of political uncertainty from provincial, national, and international perspectives. Premier Furey is not in the province and ...

Newfoundland and Labrador has lost a legendary figure in its traditional music scene. Acclaimed accordionist Frank Maher has passed away. Born in 1934 in St. John's, Maher was a master of the button a...

Two people are spending some time at the lockup following two separate disturbances at homes in the metro region on Sunday. During the supper hour, the RNC were called to a home in the west end. Just ...

The College of the North Atlantic is joining a growing social media exodus - and is discontinuing it's X social media presence and adding BlueSky to its social media accounts. CNA says BlueSky provide...

An American man charged with sexual assault at a St. John's hotel will remain behind bars at least until Thursday. Twenty-nine-year-old Raekwon Holliman made a brief appearance in provincial court on ...