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The Caribou Monument at Beaumont-Hamel, France, stands to honour Newfoundlanders and Labradorians who served in the First World War and, in particular, one of the most horrendous battles.

Devastation, distinction: Battle of Beaumont-Hamel is etched in ...

On the 11th hour.

ON THE 11th HOUR: when the war went quiet

Statistics Canada wants to take a look at your banking information. —

Editorial: Data mining gets personal

Harold Crosbie, left, and his wife Barbara at the gravesite of Harold’s uncle, Pte. Graham Crosbie, in Rouen, France.

Bay Roberts soldier long gone, but not forgotten

Family of William and Frances (Aggek) Flowers (middle). A young Thomas Flowers (middle row far left). This family photo was taken in Hopedale in 1911. -
Photo courtesy of Dr. Hans J. Rollmann

A look back at the life of Labrador's Private Thomas Flowers

Pte. Lyman G. Stoodley, 1st Battalion of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment

Down Memory Lane: Remembrance Day 2018

A stone seat with a plaque — dedicated July 2, 2016 — sits at the war memorial in Aldington, Kent, in remembrance of all ranks of the Royal Artillery 59th (Newfoundland) Heavy Regiment. The Newfoundland and Labrador soldiers played a key role during the war in the defence of the area and later on the offensive in France and Germany. — Susan Featherstone, Imperial War Museums website

U.K. family regularly visits Newfoundland soldier’s gravesite

The spillway at the Muskrat Falls site in Labrador. — Telegram file

Muskrat Falls: fact and myth

Letters to Santa

Letters to Santa

Kevin Tobin's Editorial Cartoons

Robert Thompson, a former deputy minister of natural resources and former clerk of the executive council, speaks to reporters Thursday.

Former government reps, Nalcor at odds over disclosure

Updated 2 hours ago

Gorge Park, located along the Exploits River on Scott Avenue in Grand Falls-Windsor, suffered heavy flooding after a rainfall April 29.

Nearly $2 million announced for Newfoundland flood risk mapping projects

Updated 1 hour ago

The RNC is looking to speak to anyone who may know something about an incident in which at least one gunshot was fired at a home on Chaytor's Avenue in the Chamberlains area of Conception Bay South Wednesday night.

RNC officers assaulted in St. John’s arrest

Published 5 hours ago

Alex Newhook of St. John's signed his Letter of Intent this week to attend Boston College on a full athletic scholarship.

Newhook makes it official: he’s Boston College bound

Published 19 hours ago

News

Robert Thompson, a former deputy minister of natural resources and former clerk of the executive council, speaks to reporters Thursday.

Former government reps, Nalcor at odds over disclosure

Updated 2 hours ago

The driver of this car ran off into local yards after crashing into a tree in Kilbride Thursday night. Keith Gosse/The Telegram

Driver flees crash after slamming into a tree in St. John's Thursday night

Updated 13 hours ago

The RNC is looking to speak to anyone who may know something about an incident in which at least one gunshot was fired at a home on Chaytor's Avenue in the Chamberlains area of Conception Bay South Wednesday night.

RNC officers assaulted in St. John’s arrest

Published 5 hours ago

A garage on Cape Shore Road owned by Bonavista Cabs went up in flames on the afternoon of Thursday, Nov. 15. Members of the Bonavista Fire Department had to contend with high winds as they battled the fire, but the blaze is under control. No word yet on the extent of the damage.

High winds wreak havoc in Bonavista

Updated 17 hours ago

Sports

Newfoundland Growlers photo/Geoff Hynes - Brady Ferguson registered a goal and two assists against the Worcester Railers and their goaltender Mitch Gillam in a game Nov. 7 at Mile One Centre. Prior to a callup to the American Hockey League’s Toronto Marlies Thursday, Ferguson was tied for the ECHL scoring lead.

Newfoundland Growlers’ Brady Ferguson making an impact in his rookie season

Updated 4 hours ago

In this Jan. 7, 2012 file photo, Harvard forward Keith Wright (44) protects the ball from Dartmouth guard R.J. Griffin (right) and forward Gabas Maldunas as he looks to pass during an NCAA men's basketball game in Cambridge, Mass. Wright, who was an honourable all-American while at Harvard, is joining he St. John's Edge. — Associated Press file photo/Charles Krupa

Wait and see for the St. John's Edge

Updated Nov 13, 2018 at 8:26 a.m.

Blake

Figure skating has always been Caylie Blake's biggest passion in life

Updated a day ago

Bob Cole

Cole and Purcell part of Hometown Hockey this weekend

Published a day ago

Business

Paula Sheppard (left), CEO of NLOWE, and Ronnie Walsh, host and executive producer of “Extrapreneurs” on the set of the show. — Photo courtesy “Extrapreneurs”

MARK VAUGHAN-JACKSON: ‘Extrapreneurs’ strikes gold

Updated 1 hour ago

Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador St. John's Campus.

Guest column: Atlantic universities are international talent magnets

Published Nov 14, 2018 at 6 a.m.

Natural Resources Minister Siobhan Coady speaks to reporters Tuesday outside the House of Assembly.

Nalcor working to ensure 129 former Astaldi workers will get paid – but no promises it’ll happen before Christmas

Published Nov 13, 2018 at 8:52 p.m.

Paul Humphries at the Muskrat Falls Inquiry on Tuesday.

Island hydro projects fairly considered: former Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro vp

Published Nov 14, 2018 at 7:27 a.m.

Living

The Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra and Rafael Hoekman, under the direction of Jeffrey Rink, rehearse at the St. John’s Arts and Culture Centre Wednesday evening.

Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra alumnus returns to ACC stage

Updated 3 hours ago

Toronto-based metal band Manacle performed at the Rockhouse in St. John's. — Ritchie Perez photo

Wendy Rose: A headbangers' ball found in November Mayhem 2

Updated Nov 11, 2018 at 8:22 a.m.

Mary Walsh, actor/comedian/writer earned best performance for the reprisal of her role as Mamie Lou Fury in the hit movie “A Christmas Fury” at the Fort McMurray International Film Festival.

Mary Walsh wins Best Performance for ‘A Christmas Fury’

Updated 57 minutes ago

Funds raised from the latest recording effort by Bob Tarrant and his siblings, “Gone Country”, will go towards retinitis pigmentosa research, as well as the start-up of VIBES, the Visually Impaired/Blind Enrichment Society. The hereditary eye disorder affects many members of the extended Tarrant family.

New recording by Lawn’s Tarrant Family to benefit causes close to their eyes

Published 20 hours ago

Opinion

Planes in the night sky. —

RUSSELL WANGERSKY: The soaring cost of food

Published 6 hours ago

Students at Graham Academy in Corner Brook took part in a 48-hour musical over the weekend. The group produced "Fame" in two days.

NICHOLAS MERCER: Working for 48 hours

Updated a day ago

Letter to the editor

LETTER: Come From Away sparks pride in Gander, Canada

Published a day ago

Rebecca French lights a candle at the Stronger than Hate vigil in Bannerman Park in St. John’s on Monday night.

LETTER: Standing together against hatred

Updated a day ago

Community

Keith Nolan has worked hard this year to resurrect hope in his life. That is why he was a perfect candidate to share his story of hope in advance of the 4th Annual Light Up Hope celebration set for Nov. 27 from 6-7 p.m. at Stella’s Circle in Rawlins Cross. Nolan and Stella’s Circle CEO Lisa Browne discuss plans for the event Thursday.

Fourth annual Light Up Hope celebration happening Nov. 27 at Rawlins Cross in St. John's

Updated 49 minutes ago

St. Anthony Lions Club president Cyril Simmonds says their building is widely used by the community and the funds to make repairs were greatly appreciated.

St. Anthony Lions Club grateful for IGA funding

Updated Nov 09, 2018 at 3:25 p.m.

Bob Mercer with perhaps his oldest comic, released in 1967. The Amazing Spider-Man #46, released in March of 1967, introduced the villain Shocker. Mercer says the Spider-Man comics were among his first (although he confesses to have become more of a DC fan over the years.)

Clarenville comic collector reflects on Stan Lee’s legacy

Updated a day ago

More than 140 women, including (from left) Sharon Woodford, Verna Smith, Alison Lobel and Alice Seviour, turned out recently to participate in the local bridge league at Bally Haly Golf and Curling Club. Smith teaches the game, which has grown in popularity over the years.

Playing bridge is a big deal for these women in St. John’s

Updated Nov 13, 2018 at 6:48 a.m.

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