Category Archives: Local News

The backhoe bandits are at it again, and the damage caused this time around is extraordinary. Pictures of the RBC in Holyrood shared on social media showed a loader outside what's left of the bank bui...

Local CUP-W members are discouraged with a Canada Industrial Relations Board's finding that the two sides in the Canada Post labour dispute are too far apart for an agreement to be reached realistical...

A recent Access to Information request conducted by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation has revealed that Global Affairs Canada has spent hundreds of millions of dollars over the last decade on various ...

Premier Francois Legault took to social media this weekend, praising the MOU signed with Newfoundland and Labrador on hydro development a "great day for Quebec." A major component of the deal announce...

The Newfoundland Teachers' Association has a new second-in-command. Sean Weir has been elected as Vice-President of the NLTA after a province-wide electronic vote. He begins his two-year term next Aug...

Premiers from across the country, including Andrew Furey, are meeting in Toronto today to discuss health care, energy and Canada-U.S. relations. The meeting is being hosted by Ontario Premier Doug For...

The energy and communications sectors are asking the federal government to stiffen penalties for people who damage critical infrastructure, often interfering with hospitals, airports, banks and many o...

Federal Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland says Canada will fight for Canada, and that will be a focus of today's long-awaited fall fiscal update. Freeland last week indicated that Ottawa hit its debt...

After a month on the picket line, thousands of Canada Post workers have been mandated back to work tomorrow. The Canada Industrial Relations Board determined that CUP-W and the Crown corporation were ...

The provincial government has launched a new website to allow residents to apply for a quitclaim deed under the Primary Residence Property Title Program. The new online portal is part of recent policy...