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St. John's Couple Welcomes First Baby of 2025
The calendar had barely turned over to 2025 when Newfoundland and Labrador boasted its first new year's baby. Charlotte Dorothy MacRoberts was the first baby born at a NL Health Services health-care f...
Sara Strickland
Jan 03, 2025
Pair Arrested After Assault Involving Replica Firearm
Two men are facing a slew of charges after an assault involving a replica firearm at a home in the centre city area. Police rushed to the home just after midnight after getting word of an incident inv...
Sara Strickland
Jan 03, 2025
Fuel Prices Rise in First Adjustment of 2025
Fuel prices are up in the first pricing adjustment of the new year. Gas is up by 2 cents per litre. Diesel increases by about 2 and a half cents on both the island and in Lab West. Furnace oil is up b...
Sara Strickland
Jan 03, 2025
Churchill Falls MOU Flawed Without Expert Panel Review: Peckford
Former Premier Brian Peckford is throwing cold water on the re-negotiated Churchill Falls hydro deal with Quebec. In a news release today, Peckford says the province is putting "the cart before the ho...
Brian Callahan
Jan 02, 2025
Brian Peckford (File photo.)
Repeat Offender Matthew Scott Evading Police, More Serious Charges
A C.B.S. man with a history of violent criminal activity is on the run from police again. Matthew Scott, 38, is accused of dangerous driving, driving while prohibited, fleeing from police, and breach ...
Brian Callahan
Jan 02, 2025
Matthew Scott (RCMP photo)
Repairs, Added Vessel, Meeting in the Works For Fogo Ferry Users
The Department of Transportation says it's working with Labrador Marine to sort out ongoing issues with the Fogo Island ferry service. The local ferry users committee wrote a letter last week to Trans...
Brian Callahan
Jan 02, 2025
Applications for Some Government Funding Too Much Trouble for Some Municipalities, says MNL
Funding from both the provincial and federal governments is important to the function of municipalities across the province, but for many the application process can be too onerous to navigate. MNL Pr...
Sara Strickland
Jan 02, 2025
MNL President Amy Coady
NL Hydro Ready to Take On Task of Meeting Labour Need for Megaprojects
Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador will have the need for thousands of workers over the next decade or so as they plan on four hydro megaprojects on the Churchill River including the development of ...
Sara Strickland
Jan 02, 2025
NL Hydro CEO and President Jennifer Williams
2025 Expected to be Busy Year for Sports in NL
The province's tourism minister is looking forward to a busy 2025 with the metro region hosting the Canada Summer Games. Thousands of athletes, families and supporters from across the country will con...
Sara Strickland
Jan 02, 2025
FFAW President Confident Heading into Pricing Talks
The new president of the fisheries union is hopeful that they won't land in the same situation this year as last when they, government and the processors were all at odds over price. Finding a pricing...
Sara Strickland
Jan 02, 2025
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