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![The driver of this overturned vehicle on Evenings Path in Torbay had left the scene by the time first responders arrived Wednesday morning. Keith Gosse/The Telegram]()
No serious injuries in early morning traffic accidents in Torbay
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![Firefighters extinguish a vehicle fire on the T.C.H. Tuesday night. Keith Gosse/The Telegram]()
Fire destroys SUV on T.C.H. near St. John's Tuesday night
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![Kenny Green]()
Police looking for assault suspect Kenny Green
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![The Jan. 17 blizzard dumped a record-breaking amount of snow on St. John’s — 76.2 cm was recorded at the airport — and sent the city into an eight-day state of emergency. -TELEGRAM FILE PHOTO]()
St. John’s won’t pay residents’ Snowmageddon snowclearing costs
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![Snow accumulated quickly in Happy Valley-Goose Bay overnight on Tuesday. This photo was taken at 4:30 a.m. and the snowfall continued for about 12 hours after that. - PHOTO BY DENISE COLE]()
Happy Valley-Goose Bay sees huge snowfall, first blizzard of the year
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![Outgoing nurses union president Debbie Forward gave her last address to members Tuesday at the Delta Hotel in St. John's.]()
Forward looks back at a quarter century with Newfoundland and Labrador nurses union
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![Firefighters extinguish a vehicle fire on the T.C.H. Tuesday night. Keith Gosse/The Telegram]()
Fire destroys SUV on T.C.H. near St. John's Tuesday night
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![One man was uninjured after escaping his burning home through a window early Tuesday morning. (Google Maps screenshot)]()
Bell Island man escapes burning home through window early Tuesday morning
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![Staff members of the St. John's Status of Women's Council and Safe Harbour Outreach project pose with red umbrellas, a sign of solidarity with those in the sex industry.]()
Partnership aimed to stop sex work stigma ends due to lack of police engagement, women's group says
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Corner Brook man who attacked woman is a danger to the public: judge
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![The Jan. 17 blizzard dumped a record-breaking amount of snow on St. John’s — 76.2 cm was recorded at the airport — and sent the city into an eight-day state of emergency. -TELEGRAM FILE PHOTO]()
St. John’s won’t pay residents’ Snowmageddon snowclearing costs
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![Snow accumulated quickly in Happy Valley-Goose Bay overnight on Tuesday. This photo was taken at 4:30 a.m. and the snowfall continued for about 12 hours after that. - PHOTO BY DENISE COLE]()
Happy Valley-Goose Bay sees huge snowfall, first blizzard of the year
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![Alyssa MacKinnon is part of a group in Charlottetown that launched Mask Central P.E.I. on Tuesday. The objective is to simplify the process of getting masks out to Islanders.]()
P.E.I. women launch latest effort to help get COVID-19 masks out to Islanders
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Ethics commissioner says he's received 'thousands of pages' of unredacted WE Charity documents
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![Renee Allison Webber is shown at court in Halifax last December at her sentencing hearing on pimping-related charges, including trafficking a person under the age of 18.]()
Decision reserved on Halifax woman's appeal of pimping convictions involving girl
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![FOR MUNRO STORY:
The Maitland Street site for proposed affordable housing development in Halifax Tuesday November 24, 2020.
TIM KROCHAK PHOTO]()
Halifax council selects three non-profits to create affordable housing with federal funding
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![Court stock image.]()
Cape Breton court roundup for Nov. 24, 2020
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Jimmy Wise told police they would not be able to recover DNA from Collison's bones
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![Michael de Adder cartoon for Nov. 16, 2020. Atlantic bubble, rise in COVID-19 cases]()
EDITORIAL: COVID surge left no choice but to burst Atlantic Bubble
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![An artist's rendering from Fougere Menchenton Architecture of how Mile One Centre would look if Newfoundland Growlers owner Dean MacDonald purchased Mile One and completed an overhaul of the soon-to-be 20-year-old arena in downtown St. John’s.]()
LETTER: A message for St. John’s city council
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![It's very easy for young people to get into debt or trouble with credit cards.]()
LETTER: Consumer rights and debt
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![Peter Mombourquette, chair of the department of business and tourism at Mount Saint Vincent University, said the university has offered virtual lessons for several years, so they have worked to enhance them during the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure students still get access to a high quality of education.]()
EDITORIAL: Fostering higher education for former foster children
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![Bruce MacKinnon's editorial cartoon for FEb. 8, 2020. President Donald Trump, United States Constitution, U.S., US, impeachment, acquittal, legal battle, presidential powers, office of the president of the united states.]()
DENNIS E. CURRY: Trump's political death throes doing lasting damage to democracy
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![New Democratic Party Leader Alison Coffin]()
EDITORIAL: Cheers & Jeers Nov. 23
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![Luc Erjavec, Restaurant Canada’s vice-president for the Atlantic region, poses for a photo on Price St. on Tuesday, November 24, 2020.]()
Halifax bars and restaurants closing for at least two weeks by province
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New Newfoundland and Labrador safety organization targets manufacturing, fish processing sectors
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![A variety of organizations and groups in Atlantic Canada are encouraging shoppers to buy local this holiday season. — Andrew Robinson/The Telegram]()
Push is on to encourage East Coast shoppers to buy local this Christmas
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![May 7, 2020
A normally bustling bar scene on Argyle Street in Halifax has taken a hit during the pandemic. The Chronicle Herald]()
Halifax restaurant owners split on mandated closure during COVID's second wave
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![Bruce Rooney, general manager of Nimrods', stands in front of the newly painted former KFC building in Stratford. Nimrods' is planning to open a year-round restaurant at that spot the first week of December.]()
Staying put: Nimrods' opening year-round restaurant in former Stratford KFC building
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![Corrugated boxes, used to pack lobsters, are made by Maritime Paper Products. maritimepaper.com]()
ROGER TAYLOR: Box maker Maritime Paper bets on post-pandemic economy
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![Pierre-Olivier (P.O.) Joseph, left, and Matthew Welsh were teammates with the Charlottetown Islanders for 3 ½ seasons.]()
Former Charlottetown Islanders’ captain thinks of former teammate when picking NHL number
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![Cape Breton Eagles.]()
Cape Breton Eagles weekend home games officially postponed due to COVID-19
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![Premier Stephen McNeil listens as Dr. Robert Strang, Nova Scotia's chief medical officer of health, speaks at a COVID-19 news briefing Friday, Nov. 20, 2020.]()
New COVID-19 restrictions put sports in HRM on pause for at least two weeks
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![The École-sur-Mer Requins (Sharks) recently won back-to-back P.E.I. School Athletic Association Intermediate A Girls Volleyball League championships. École-sur-Mer outlasted the Kensington Torchettes in a thrilling gold-medal match 3-2. Scores were 25-22, 25-23, 18-25, 20-25, 15-10. Team members of École-sur-Mer are, front row, from left: Storm Adams, Emma McInnis, Isabelle Richards and Paige Casey. Back row: Zornitsa Ivanova, Maddie Richards, Olivia Larose, Ayélen Baka, Jillian Caissie, Charlie Desroches, Jorja Rae Thompson and Kait Gallaway (head coach).]()
École-sur-Mer sweeps PEISAA intermediate A volleyball champions for the second year in a row
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![Owen Gilhula is off to a strong start in his first season with the Summerside Western Capitals of the Maritime Junior Hockey League (MHL).]()
Western Capitals’ newcomer likes what he sees with the organization and MHL after playing four years in OHL
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![Razzy's Junior C Hockey League logo]()
Clory stops 28 shots as North River Flames move into first place
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![Classically trained violinist and violist, Maria Cherwick, has released a new book of sheet music for her original tunes called, “Home From Away.” Cherwick has a background in many different styles of music, including classical, traditional Newfoundland, bluegrass, Appalachian music, as well as Ukrainian and Greek folk music. — Andrew Waterman/The Telegram]()
St. John’s violinist, violist, Maria Cherwick releases book of original music
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![Performer Sheila Williams isn't letting social distancing affect her ability to deliver an intimate, entertaining concert. On Thursday she'll present "An Evening with Sheila Williams" online — and if you're not technologically-inclined enough to know how to watch it, she has made an instructional video, just for you.]()
Sheila Williams is redefining intimate with her new music and comedy show
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![Meg Warren’s new EP, "A Thousand Ways," will be out on Nov. 27. – Submitted photo by Lindsay Duncan]()
Newfoundland and Labrador’s Meg Warren returns with ‘A Thousand Ways’ EP
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![“The Hush Sisters,” by Gerard Collins; Breakwater Books’ $22.95; 300 pages. — Contributed]()
JOAN SULLIVAN: Family tensions, hauntings twine through ‘The Hush Sisters’
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![Gerald Fifield, left, the Salvation Army’s kettle co-ordinator for Corner Brook, joined with community ministries worker Jane Ash and Valley Mall manager Tammy Joyce to open the Gingerbread House and launch this year’s kettle drive at the mall on Wednesday.]()
Need for toys and food hampers in Corner Brook area expected to grow this year
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![Sabrina Muise, 25, currently lives in St. George's and works with Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth from across the province. FILE PHOTO]()
Sabrina Muise works with youth to preserve Mi'kmaq culture
