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• Residents react to harbourfront fence
  A plan put in place by the St. John’s Port Authority to build a security fence along the harbourfront has attracted renewed attention in recent ...
• Bail hearing today for accused in marijuana bust
  A 22-year-old man arrested in Paradise Tuesday after RNC officers seized approximately 86 pounds of marijuana from a residence was held in ...
• Pop stars and gummy bears hit LSPU stage
  Resource Centre for the Arts Theatre Company is opening its 2012-2013 season Thursday evening with a play about Michael Jackson, Chris de Burgh ...
• Fairies, foxes and five-minute tales
  A poetry slam contest mixed with “Canadian Idol” with a storytelling twist — it’s just one of the unique public events the ninth annual St. ...
• Nalcor, lawyer wrangle over water management rights
  Lawyer Bern Coffey said Nalcor has not given a valid answer in dismissing concerns he raised about the water management agreement for the ...
• HNL begins accepting bids for 2015 Allan Cup
  Hockey Newfoundland and Labrador announced Monday it will start accepting hosting bids for the 2015 Allan Cup, the national amateur senior ...
• Labour federation cancels policy convention
  The Newfoundland and Lab-rador Federation of Labour (NLFL) has voted to cancel its fall policy convention that had been scheduled in St. John’s ...
• Strip loin steaks from XL Foods recalled
  The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued another beef recall because of possible contamination with E.coli bacteria.This time, it's strip ...
• Atlantic peewee championship opens today
  Grand Falls-Windsor Braves and the host St. John’s Capitals are among the eight teams entered in the 2012 Baseball Canada Atlantic peewee (12-13 ...
• Henry Goodrich arrives in C.B.S.
  The Henry Goodrich offshore drill rig arrived in Conception Bay South a day ahead of schedule Sunday in preparation for work to determine how a ...
• Nurses protest staffing changes in Lewisporte
  Registered nurses led a protest against staffing changes at the new Lewisporte Health Centre today.The facility houses “47 long-term care beds, ...
• APEC says N.L. saw robust growth in first half of 2012
  Newfoundland and Labrador and Prince Edward Island showed robust growth in the first half of 2012, according to the latest economic report from ...
• Newfoundland resident places in Atlantic Writing...
  When retired Memorial University of Newfoundland associate professor Jo Shawyer was a child growing up in southern Ontario, she used to collect ...
• Cross pads first-place lead
  Jon Hawco’s 11th goal of the season two minutes into the second half was all Holy Cross Kirby Group needed to for a 1-0 victory over Feildians ...
• Tuckamore Festival starts today
  As one Newfoundland summer festival ends, another begins — and this time it’s one of the Atlantic region’s best-known chamber music event.The ...
• Squirt rowers make it official: They’re here to stay
  After rowing on an exhibition basis last year, squirt crews were given a place in the 2012 Royal St. John’s Regatta program and were presented ...
• GraveYardShift Productions brings DIY to the stage
  What do you do when you can't find a theatre company with the resources you need to produce a show? You form one yourself. A group of students ...
• Two down, one to go
  — HARBOUR GRACE The heavy favourites for Wednesday’s 194th running of the Royal St. John’s Regatta are that much closer to completing the ...
• RNC probing cause of Portugal Cove blaze
  The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary continues to investigate a residential fire on Kings Hill Road in Portugal Cove–St. Philip’s that destroyed a ...
• ‘Small’ fire extinguished on Henry...
  A small fire broke out on the drill floor of the offshore drill rig Henry Goodrich at about 11:15 a.m. Wednesday and was extinguished “very ...
• Goulds advance to Swing Into Summer tournament...
  Goulds advanced to the final of the 15th annual Molson Swing Into Summer Softball Tournament at Lion’s Park.They will meet the winner of ...
• The Weekend Telegram print edition has a lot to offer
  Argentia could become the hub of a new wave of oil development, thanks to Husky Energy's White Rose Extension project. The company is weighing ...
• Nichols takes Olympic dream west
  Mark Nichols is returning to curling on a full-time basis in the fall. However, it won’t be with 13-year teammate Brad Gushue. And it won’t be in ...
• Gonzaga, district students win big in N.Y.
  The Gonzaga High School concert band, Gonzaga’s jazz band and the Eastern School District Band hit the trifecta Saturday at the WorldStride ...
• Too good to be true
  Counterfeit items are common on vendor’s stands in major world cities — but Placentia, Newfoundland? It’s not as uncommon as you might think, ...
• UPDATE: Premier 'disappointed' by PUB report
  In the House of Assembly, Premier Kathy Dunderdale has promised to lay all information on the table about Muskrat Falls in June, and re-open the ...
• Capt. Sidney Hynes to be honoured for offshore work
  As stated in a news release on the award, issued by the supply and service industry association, Hynes has a 35-year career in the ...
• Click here for passes to 'Goon'
  In a hockey movie with a difference, Jay Baruchel, Seann William Scott and Liev Schreiber star in "Goon," which opens Friday, Feb. 24. But thanks ...
• Retail council calls for an intervention
  The Retail Council of Canada wants the federal government to step in to prevent what the council says are unreasonable shipping rate hikes by ...
• Truckers appeal to minister to rethink hikes in...
  The Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association wants federal Transportation Minister Denis Lebel to intervene in hikes to Marine Atlantic ferry ...