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• Chef heading to food Olympics
  The world's top food judges will get a chance to scrutinize preparations made with Gros Morne grouse, bake-apple cannelloni and Newfoundland ...
• Red coats and blue suits
  Just about everyone in Renews got a chance to put their arm around Prime Minister Stephen Harper and smile for the camera on Wednesday. Harper ...
• Kiewit plans to send towers back
  Local politicians say the stair towers at the Marystown shipyard should stay where they are, but the company that borrowed them says it has every ...
• Tower quarrel could hurt Hebron: Dunderdale
  The Marystown shipyard should return the construction stair towers it borrowed from the government or risk making the province look unattractive ...
• Premier involved in problem resolution
  While women with cancer are wondering if their specialist doctor will still be there for them in the fall, negotiations behind the scenes between ...
• Price tag on hot spots
  There are more disappointed people with laptops in downtown St. John's, as Aliant changes its previously free wireless service to a pay-per-use ...
• Minister's actions echo Smallwood: researcher
  Minister of Education Joan Burke is treating the appointment of the president of Memorial University in a similar way that former premier Joey ...
• New book on Craig Dobbin to be released in September
  Craig Dobbin was an important figure to many people in Newfoundland, but a new biography of the man shows that there are important lessons for ...
• We need these people
  Emir Andrews says she is very worried that women with cancer in Newfoundland today will not get medical treatment as good as she had when she was ...
• Specialists departure could hurt med school
  Memorial University's medical school will not be able to train obstetricians and gynecologists if the province's women's cancer specialists ...
• Womens cancer surgeons resign
  The province could lose all of its surgeons that deal specifically with women's cancers in October, if long-standing workplace issues are not ...
• Women's cancer surgeons set to resign
  Health - The province could lose all of its surgeons that deal specifically with women's cancers in October, if long-standing workplace issues ...
• International students getting warmer welcome
  Immigration legislation changes and a continuing tuition freeze at Memorial University are making it easier for students from around the world to ...
• Pope may apologize for abuses in Canada: Archbishop
  Returning from a ceremony with Pope Benedict XVI in Rome, Newfoundland Archbishop Martin Currie says it's likely that the pontiff, if he visits ...
• Paid, but no ring
  When Lisa Bowen and her fiancÉ, Trent Ings, paid for their wedding rings at Diamonds and More in the Avalon Mall in February, they were not ...
• Hot housing prices
  St. John's is in the middle of a buying frenzy like never before, according to local realtors and a house price survey report released Thursday ...
• Raising the roof
  Medical oncologists could bring home more than $600,000 next year, under the terms of the provincial government's May pay increase. With fewer ...
• Idol hopeful home for a visit
  On a warm windy Friday afternoon, a good part of Portugal Cove turned out at Voisey's Brook Park to greet Mark Day, the only remaining contestant ...
• Stay away from Sandy Pond: environmentalists
  Environmentalists say the provincial government has been given misleading information as to the suitability of Sandy Pond for waste disposal from ...
• Morgentalers Order of Canada should be rescinded, MP...
  Dr. Henry Morgentaler's appointment to the Order of Canada is proving to be as contentious as the abortion issue for which he is known. After ...
• Vale Inco shuts down Argentia plant
  Employees at the Vale Inco demonstration hydrometallurgical plant in Argentia closed up operations Monday. Bob Carter, spokesman for Vale Inco ...
• Commuter workforce unsustainable: Jones
  Opposition Liberal Leader Yvonne Jones says the province is depending on unsustainable revenue sources, including oil royalties and a commuter ...
• Hearn defends NAFO
  Federal Fisheries Minister Loyola Hearn defended the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization (NAFO) Wednesday and said he hopes Marine Atlantic's ...
• Polar bear tourism growing
  While Parks Canada is planning to give some park wardens firearms next year, tourism is increasing in some of Canada's most remote - and most ...
• Green Shift won't hurt oil industry: May
  Newfoundlanders and Labradorians don't have to worry about the offshore oil industry suffering if they support a carbon tax, to cut down ...
• Passionate artist and teacher passes away
  Brenda Rowe-Bartlett was an art teacher with unparalleled passion, and enthusiasm so powerful she could turn anybody into an artist with a glance ...
• Looking for a job ... in outer space?
  A rare job opportunity has opened up, with the Canadian Space Agency looking for astronauts for the first time in more than a decade. Bob ...
• Fire sale
  The St. John's fire truck sitting in the yard at Strickland's Auto Salvage in Shea Heights is in retirement, at 60 years old. Steve O'Brien, ...
• Newfoundland potters' work on display at The Rooms
  A giant flat-bottomed teapot, made of cups. The colour of the cups forms the shape of a giant cod head, and each individual mug has small caplin ...
• Flying to the ends of the Earth
  Sometimes a plane flight can cost three chickens. That is, if you're a mother with a baby that has malaria and you need to get to a hospital from ...