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CONTEST! Win tickets to the Harlem Globetrotters show, April 25 at Mile ...

Mrs. Wong Kim Sue Jim, pictured here in Jim’s General Store, died April 5 at the Baie Verte Peninsula Health Centre.

Mrs. Jim remembered as prominent figure in Baie Verte

Devon House in downtown St. John's is shown from a listing by O'Dea's Realty and Auction Room Ltd.

St. John’s landmark Devon House for sale

Provincial Court, Atlantic Place, St. John's. — Telegram file

Surveillance cameras caught N.L. postal worker using $20 Walmart gift card stolen ...

Kaetlyn Osmond smiles and waves as she arrives at St. Gabriel’s Hall at the conclusion of Saturday’s parade in her honour. - Paul Herridge

Kaetlyn Osmond was born to skate; she worked to win

Flowers were placed near the site in the Cowan Heights area of a fatal car accident over the weekend that took the life of 19-year-old Alyssa Power.

St. John's accident victim Alyssa Power was an 'amazing' mother, friends say

Webcam on Kenmount Road, St. John's, NL

Kenmount Road Webcam

All Things Irish Walking Tour on Aug. 3. Meet at 2:30 p.m. at the Basilica Steps. Reservations essential. Call 364-6845 or check our website at www.boyletours.com. — Telegram file photo by Rhonda Hayward

Funeral today for Alyssa Power, victim of fatal crash

There are a few tricks to turning out a stir-fry that has an authentic taste.

Cynthia Stone: Stir-fry 101

Tonnes of plastic waste pile up as we continue using plastic containers, bags and household items. Years ago, our parents wasted very little, and the plastic that litters our landscape and poisons our oceans today wasn't a problem.

Russell Wangersky: Science worth chewing on

Nalcor Energy president and CEO Stan Marshall takes questions from reporters Thursday at the Crown corporation’s annual general meeting at the Holiday Inn on MacDonald Drive in St. John’s.

Muskrat Falls cost stays steady

Updated 2 hours ago

A police cruise is seen outside Holy Heart of Mary High School in St. John's over the lunch hour Thursday. Several schools were placed into "safe mode," after a threat was received. Police later arrested a 19-year-old male ion connection with the incident.

Man, 19, arrested after St. John’s school lockdowns expected to appear in court

Updated 12 hours ago

From left, Tina Jackman, Jim Irving and Iris Petten accepted awards at the Turning the Tide Marine Industry Awards gala Thursday evening at the St. John’s Convention Centre.

Marine industry awards honour past and present during St. John's gala

Updated 2 hours ago

Immigration Minister Al Hawkins.

N.L. Liberals on sidelines in D-J Composites lockout

Updated 10 hours ago

News

The parking lot at Indian River High is in disrepair, and council would like it to be paved. The town is willing to work with the school district and province to make that happen.

Springdale council denies request for rainbow crosswalk from Indian River High's Gender Sexuality Alliance

Updated 19 hours ago

Images of Terra Nova National Park have now been added to Google Street View.

Terra Nova National Park added to Google Street View

Published 17 hours ago

Join host Olivia Jones at Fixed Coffee and Baking Friday at 7 p.m. for the Girls Rock N.L. Open Mike Series, an open-mike event that is open to all performers age 18 and younger. Free admission.

Go Guide: John's area events listings for April 20

Updated 2 hours ago

The Atlantic region of the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) launched its sixth annual Worst Roads campaign today.

Colinet’s Markland Road voted among top 10 worst in Atlantic Canada

Published 21 hours ago

Sports

Carl English (23) of the St. John's Edge comes in from behind as he attempts to prevent Marcus Capers of the London Lightning from scoring during Game 2 of their National Basketball League of Canada division final Thursday night in London, Ont. St. John's won 112-104 to tie the best-of-seven series at 1-1. — London Lightning photo via the St. John's Edge.

St. John's Edge go to great depths to even series with Lightning

Updated 7 hours ago

Kaetlyn Osmond smiles and waves as she arrives at St. Gabriel’s Hall at the conclusion of Saturday’s parade in her honour. - Paul Herridge

Kaetlyn Osmond was born to skate; she worked to win

Updated Apr 16, 2018 at 9:05 a.m.

Gary Simmons enjoyed a four-year NHL career following his days with the Conception Bay CeeBees, first with the California Golden Seals and later with the Los Angeles Kings. Simmons was known for his menacing mask with a cobra snake, which was reflective of his nickname, ‘Cobra’.

ROBIN SHORT: When Cobra struck N.L., it was good for CeeBees

Updated Apr 16, 2018 at 11:14 a.m.

Brad Gushue (shown in action against Kevin Koe earlier in the week) and his St. John’s team went 5-2 overall at the Players Championship, losing to Niklas Edin in the semifinals.

Even when they lose, Brad Gushue and teammates can be winners

Published Apr 15, 2018 at 10:53 p.m.

Business

Members of local 9344 Steelworkers at a meeting in Sept-Iles on March 28.

Steelworkers local 9344 in Sept-Iles overwhelmingly reject contract with IOC

Published 11 hours ago

The owners of The shop, SALT have teamed up with artist Mike Gough to create a wearable art fashion line called SALTXMIKEGOUGH for spring. The line goes on sale Thursday night at 7 p.m. at theshopsalt.com.

St. John's-based business teams up with artist Mike Gough to create wearable art fashion line

Updated a day ago

Ray Greene, marketing manager for the Port of Argentia, addresses the Bay St. George Chamber of Commerce.

Marketing manager for Port of Argentia believes in promotional sharing

Updated Apr 18, 2018 at 4:38 a.m.

Charlotte Kane, 5, was quite literally having a ball at the Downhome Expo at the Glacier Arena in Mount Pearl Saturday.

Updated: Something for everyone Downhome

Updated Apr 14, 2018 at 9:57 p.m.

Living

There are a few tricks to turning out a stir-fry that has an authentic taste.

Cynthia Stone: Stir-fry 101

Published 1 hour ago

Merchant Tavern, Water Street, St. John's

Karl Wells: Go for the vibe, stay for the food

Updated Apr 14, 2018 at 6 a.m.

Snow buntings like this one at Cape Spear are migrating in force during April.

Bruce Mactavish: Snowbirds of spring

Published Apr 14, 2018 at 6 a.m.

A man wouldn't ask a man for directions. I don't know what the stats are on Siri, but I'll bet men don't ask her for directions nearly as often as women do even though women don't need her as much as men.

Janice Wells: It's a macho thing

Published Apr 14, 2018 at 6 a.m.

Opinion

["The Mount Cashel Orphanage in St. John's. The building was torn down in 1992."]

Editorial: The pain endures

Published a day ago

Corner Brook Pulp and Paper is being hit hard by more administrated duties by the United States government.

Brian Jones: When corporate welfare backfires

Published 1 hour ago

A plastic bag is found drifting underwater in Samoa in 2005 in this NOAA photo.

Editorial: The last straw

Published 1 hour ago

Atlantic Salmon

Letter: Catch and release: inflicting pain for pleasure and money

Published Apr 17, 2018 at 6 a.m.

Community

Join host Olivia Jones at Fixed Coffee and Baking Friday at 7 p.m. for the Girls Rock N.L. Open Mike Series, an open-mike event that is open to all performers age 18 and younger. Free admission.

Go Guide: John's area events listings for April 20

Updated 2 hours ago

Bally Haly Ladies Curling Invitational Committee members present a cheque for $2,000 to Special Olympics NL. Pictured in the photo from left are: Committee members Barb Miller, Margie Pearcey, Marie Parsons; Special Olympics athlete Heather Miller and Special Olympics NL Executive Director, Trish Williams; Committee members Beverley Janes and Anne Marie Smyth.

Bally Haly Ladies continue sponsorship for Special Olympics

Published Apr 15, 2018 at 10:16 p.m.

Elliott Reid with his collection of Coors Light NHL banners.

Friends and family gift George’s Brook-Milton boy with NHL banner collection

Updated 19 hours ago

Eastport Peninsula residents brave the cold for a good cause during the first Dip for Dollars in 2015.

Residents of Eastport Peninsula dip into their wallets and the frigid water

Updated a day ago

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All Things Irish Walking Tour on Aug. 3. Meet at 2:30 p.m. at the Basilica Steps. Reservations essential. Call 364-6845 or check our website at www.boyletours.com. — Telegram file photo by Rhonda Hayward

Funeral today for Alyssa Power, victim of fatal crash

Corner Brook Pulp and Paper is being hit hard by more administrated duties by the United States government.

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A plastic bag is found drifting underwater in Samoa in 2005 in this NOAA photo.

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Royal Newfoundland Constabulary cruiser. — Telegram file

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