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Locals gymnasts aiming to land on Eastern Canadian...
There’s a possibility Newfoundland could be placing a few gymnasts on the the podium this weekend, making the 2013 Oceanex Eastern Canadian ... -
Nominations announced for Arts Council awards
The Craft Council of Newfoundland and Labrador and visual arts curator/writer Patricia Grattan will be inducted into the Fortis Properties Arts ... -
Labatt wildcat strike two weeks in
It has now been two weeks since workers at a Labatt Breweries Newfoundland facility in St. John’s walked off the job as part of a wildcat strike. ... -
Hydro applies to restore Holyrood unit
Newfoundland and Labradoror Hydro wants to turn a Holyrood generating unit back on. Unit One at the Holyrood plant has been offline since a ... -
Clowe bound for Broadway
Ryane Clowe will be trading in Pacific teal for Broadway blue.The rough-and-tumble winger from Newfoundland, one of the most talked-about players ... -
KISS coming to St. John’s
It’s been confirmed that legendary rock group KISS is coming to St. John’s this summer as part of an Atlantic tour to promote the band’s latest ... -
Clowe scratched by Sharks
Ryane Clowe was a healthy scratch Monday night as trade talk surrounding the San Jose Sharks forward got hotter as the National Hockey League’s ... -
N.L. remembers Ralph Klein
Current and former political leaders from this province offered their thoughts upon hearing the news Friday of former Alberta premier Ralph ... -
IceCaps’ road show was a big hit
Don’t look now, but guess which team has won six of its last seven hockey games? Problem is, despite the refreshing string of victories, the St. ... -
Eric O’Dell is AHL’s player of the week
Red-hot St. John’s IceCaps centre Eric O’Dell is the American Hockey League’s CCM Player of the Week for the period ending March 17.O’Dell had ... -
Eaglesmith to play The Ship
Juno Award-winning singer/songwriter Fred Eaglesmith will play at The Ship pub tonight and Friday. With a musical career that has lasted more ... -
Marlies edge IceCaps
The St. John’s IceCaps staked the Toronto Marlies to a four-goal lead Sunday afternoon, and very nearly battled back to tie things up only to ... -
Stars for Warm Hearts set for Saturday
There’s nothing better than a party — unless it’s a party for a good cause. Shanneyganock, Repartee, Chris Kirby and the Marquee, Ian Foster, ... -
Investigation continues after search suspended
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary had no updates to provide on Sunday concerning its investigation into the disappearance of a 20-year-old man ... -
UPDATE: Ground search for missing man Josh Miller...
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary suspended the ground search for missing man Josh Miller, 20, today. The police force said it is still ... -
Who's in your Pews
Faith and friction Priest outspoken about need for change: St. John's archbishop in favour of priests marrying if Rome allowed it A ... -
East Coast Music Association announces industry...
Running up to East Coast Music Week, March 6-10, the ECMA has unveiled the nominees for its industry awards, and there are a few names familiar ... -
UPDATE: MV Lyubov Orlova adrift once again
The MV Lyubov Orlova is at the mercy of the ocean currents once again. The Orlova has a Twitter account! Sample here. -
Consumer protections puts Fortis’ U.S. deal to bed
A merger between New York-based CH Energy Group and Fortis was on the fast track — announced in February 2012 and approved by CH Energy Group ... -
The Tenors supporting local charities
The Tenors have launched a charitable project to go along with their upcoming visit to St. John’s, which will benefit the Health Care Foundation, ... -
City Division skates to win in All-Star game
Kyle McGuirk and Tyler Parsons each scored twice as the City Division topped the Avalon Division 7-5 in the 14th annual Kent St. John’s Junior ... -
N.L. performers/producers nominated for Canadian...
The Gemini and Genie awards have merged to form the Canadian Screen Awards — and a number of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians are among this ... -
National music festival coming to the Hall
Local musicians will take part in a Canada-wide arts festival next weekend, taking place in 15 cities simultaneously. Mark Bragg, Katie Baggs and ... -
Little Bay Islands-Long Island ferry to get repairs
One of the province’s newest ferries is going in for a refit that will fix damage caused by striking the dock during extreme sea conditions. The ... -
Blazes wreak havoc at two homes
Two house fires in the St. John’s metro area that happened less than 24 hours apart caused substantial damage as 2012 turned into 2013. Early ... -
IceCaps back home after .500 road trip
The St. John’s IceCaps weren’t able to change their position in the standings during an eight-game road trip that concluded with a 4-2 loss to ... -
NunatuKavut halts caribou hunt
For the first time in 40 years, fresh caribou from the George River herd is off the menu for members of the NunatuKavut Community Council.In a ... -
Icecaps, Phantoms familiar foes this fall
The St. John’s IceCaps didn’t face the Adirondack Phantoms at all during the 2011-12 American Hockey League season, but things have certainly ... -
IceCaps returning a player to the ECHL for a change
It’s only a small sign, but at least it’s a positive one as it relates to injuries on the St. John’s IceCaps. On Monday, IceCaps today ... -
Author to share stories of assisting Santa
Bruce Templeton will share his stories of “assisting” Santa over the past 33 years at an event at the LSPU Hall Thursday evening.Templeton, of ...





