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Fate of MUN's Graduate Students Union Up in the Air
The Chair of the Canadian Federation of Students NL says he's very concerned should the Graduate Students Union at Memorial University be dissolved. The GSU issued a statement on March 9 indicating th...
Sara Strickland
Mar 23, 2026
Stephenville Court Closed Today Due to Shortage of Sheriff's Officers
The provincial court in Stephenville is closed to the public today due to a shortage of Sheriff's officers. The court is hoping to resume operations tomorrow. Stephenville is already hearing matters f...
Sara Strickland
Mar 23, 2026
Photo via courthouses.co
Corner Brook RNC Arrest One of Two Wanted Suspects, Search Continues for Second Man
The RNC has apprehended one of two men wanted in connection with a recent assault in Corner Brook, but the search continues for the second suspect. Police issued arrest warrants last week after someon...
Sara Strickland
Mar 23, 2026
Todd Barry (RNC)
MUN Professor Raises Alarm Over Declining Math Skills in First-Year Students
A contractual math professor at Memorial University who teaches first year math says he has noticed falling scores among students, especially since the pandemic. The Program for International Student ...
Beth Fagan
Mar 23, 2026
Dr. Shannon Sullivan (Memorial University)
Is a Tax Hike Justified? Federation Points to High Salaries at City Hall
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is calling on St. John's City Hall to rein in senior salaries instead of hiking taxes. Federation Atlantic Director Devin Drover says before the capital city comes lo...
Beth Fagan
Mar 23, 2026
Devin Drover, a lawyer and spokesperson for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (VOCM News)
No Changes to Trap Limits or Maximum Fishing Days for Upcoming Lobster Fishery
The federal government is not going to change much regarding the management plan for the lobster fishery this year. Current management measures now in place will remain so for the 2026 fishing season....
Sara Strickland
Mar 23, 2026
Capital City Open to Exploring Potential Solutions to Downtown Parking Concerns Raised by Late Night Workers
The City of St. John's is aware of a petition circulating calling on the city to do more to help those who must work in the wee hours in the downtown. The petition was launched after musician Greg Tob...
Sara Strickland
Mar 23, 2026
(via Greg Tobin on Facebook)
Mount Pearl Mayor Expects to See Less Traffic Upon Completion of Team Gushue
The Mayor of Mount Pearl expects the city will see a significant change in traffic volume once the Team Gushue Highway is complete. Construction ramps up again on Wednesday with a number of closures i...
Sara Strickland
Mar 23, 2026
Pitts Memorial Drive (VOCM News)
Union Representing Some NL Housing Workers Says Salaries Not Keeping Up with Private Sector
The union which represents more than 220 workers at NL Housing says compensation needs to keep up with the private sector in order to retain and recruit the workers they need. Jerry Butler of CUPE Loc...
Sara Strickland
Mar 23, 2026
Spring Snow Storm to Dump Upwards of 40 cm on The Avalon
It may be spring on the calendar but Old Man Winter isn't done with this province just yet. Environment Canada has issued winter storm warnings for most of central and eastern Newfoundland. Meteorolog...
Sara Strickland
Mar 23, 2026
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