Category Archives: Local News

A new study out of the Marine Institute indicates that a warming climate will have a significant impact on snow crab numbers in the coming decades. The study specifically looks at the future of snow c...

A second young person has been arrested in connection with two violent incidents in Mount Pearl late last week. The assaults, which occurred in the Roosevelt Avenue area Friday evening, left two peopl...

The Writers Guild of Canada has let AI have a crack at some famous film and TV lines, aimed at proving a point about the value of human writing. The organization recently put several famous Canadian f...

A local social enterprise is helping refugee women establish themselves in Newfoundland and Labrador through sewing. Yesterday, Newbornlander in St. John's was on the receiving end of $260,000 from th...

Premier Andrew Furey is doubling down on calls for a meeting with the prime minister following news that US President-elect Donald Trump plans on imposing significant tariffs on the country. Trump vow...

New rules around short-term accommodations, such as Air BnBs, will soon come into force. Amendments to the Tourist Accommodations Act received Royal Assent in the spring, with delayed proclamation. Th...

The world's best in curling is on full display in the capital city this week. The first stones were thrown at the Mary Brown's Centre this morning, kicking off the KIOTI National Grand Slam. The event...

The minister of Women and Gender Equality says the province isn't where it needs to be in addressing intimate partner violence. Minister Pam Parsons was on hand yesterday at a Confederation Building f...

A new poll from the Canadian Automobile Association shows that a large number of drivers are speeding down the roads and highways. The national survey from CAA looks at drivers' self-reported behavior...

The province is seeking input from the public on their priorities for the 2025 budget. A pre-budget questionnaire is now available on government's engageNL site, which focuses on understanding concern...