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The Telegram
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Eastern Health advising those aged 70+ pre-registered or not for COVID-19 vaccine to book now
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Rapid testing could help fight the third wave, but slow-moving bureaucracy has delayed rollout
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![Registered nurses with Western Health, from right to left, Amanda Miller, Barbara Pittman, Trina Russell, Candice Payne, Katie Warren and Juanita Jacobs were among those who administered COVID 19 tests at a rapid testing site at the Valley Mall in Corner Brook from Feb. 18 to 22.
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Corner Brook area clinics fill up in response to community testing call
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![One man was sent to hospital following an ATV crash in Flatrock Sunday night. Keith Gosse/The Telegram]()
Man sent to hospital after ATV crash in Flatrock Sunday night
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![Newly sworn-in Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Andrew Furey is flanked by Justice Minister John Hogan during a media scrum Thursday morning at Government House in St. John's.]()
RUSSELL WANGERSKY: Do our democratic rights even matter?
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![Prince Philip receives a gift from an air cadet during a Royal visit to Newfoundland and Labrador in 1978. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE ROOMS
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Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, remembered for his love of Newfoundland and Labrador
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Eastern Health advising those aged 70+ pre-registered or not for COVID-19 vaccine to book now
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![One man was sent to hospital following an ATV crash in Flatrock Sunday night. Keith Gosse/The Telegram]()
Man sent to hospital after ATV crash in Flatrock Sunday night
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![Firefighters check on a car that crashed into two vehicles and a house after it went airborne during a crash Sunday night in Torbay. Keith Gosse/The Telegram]()
Airborne Mustang crashes into two parked vehicles and Torbay house Sunday night
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![Newfoundland and Labrador reported one new case of COVID-19 on Sunday, April 11.]()
Newfoundland and Labrador reports five new COVID-19 cases on the weekend
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Newfoundland man begged woman for permission to kill her toddler, St. John's court hears
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![Rod Russell is an expert in viral immunology at Memorial University. (Rich Blenkinsopp)]()
Is AstraZeneca safe? You bet your life, says St. John's specialist
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O'Toole to vote against Tory MP's bill on sex-selective abortion, but caucus has free vote
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![The remains of a home at 200 Portapique Beach Road in Portapique, N.S., on May 7. According to property records, this was one of the properties owned by the gunman and was destroyed during his shooting rampage on April 18 and 19, 2020.]()
Nova Scotia gunman's brother-in-law headed to trial on ammunition charge
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Rapid testing could help fight the third wave, but slow-moving bureaucracy has delayed rollout
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Mooney's Bay stabbing results in arrests
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BBC flooded by viewer complaints after cancelling Friday programming to cover Prince Philip's death
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Ottawa police launch homicide task force to review 22 cold cases
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![The busy real estate market in Atlantic Canada has made it easier for newly minted agents to break into the business. There's also been an increased number of real estate agents who have joined the Canadian Real Estate Association in Newfoundland, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island over the past year.]()
'I didn’t expect it to be so busy, so fast': Hot P.E.I., N.L. housing markets a boon for new real estate agents
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![Nisha Sarveswaran, right, is shown with Kraken Sense co-founder Jamal Zeinalov. The Mississauga, Ont.-based company was one of four Canadian biotechnology enterprises associated with Cape Breton's Verschuren Centre for Sustainability in Energy and the Environment to receive federal loans this week. CONTRIBUTED]()
The biotech craze: Cape Breton is attracting more companies with cutting-edge technology
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![Erin Dawe works in her new shop Momma Bears Boutique at Paddlers Cove in Dartmouth on Thursday, April 8, 2021.]()
ROGER TAYLOR: Halifax Partnership helps small business develop online presence
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![The Portside Sydney eatery sits on the waterfront overlooking the boardwalk. The seasonal restaurant has proved very popular over its first three summers of operation and has inspired the in-the-works establishment of a Port Hawkesbury location. Jeremy Fraser/Cape Breton Post]()
Recipe for success: Portside Sydney inspires similar business in Port Hawkesbury
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Inflation's coming: Consumers to pay dearly for supply chain snarls
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![Debbie Dunham is excited to finally welcome patrons to Hole in the Wall, a new upscale dining establishment on Water Street in Windsor.]()
Hole in the Wall Italian restaurant opens in downtown Windsor
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![Truro's Jared McIsaac is on the verge of making his North American pro debut after recovering from an October shoulder injury.]()
Truro's Jared McIsaac cleared by Red Wings to start season with AHL farm team
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![Charlottetown Islanders athletic therapist Kevin Elliott, right, congratulates Drew Elliott for scoring the first goal of Sunday’s game against the Cape Breton Eagles at the Eastlink Centre.]()
Charlottetown Islanders win in Kevin Elliott's last game
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![Members of the Sydney Academy Wildcats football team are shown training at Open Hearth Park in Sydney on Wednesday. The team will compete in a Football Nova Scotia spring league, beginning at the end of the month. A schedule for the team was not available at press time. JEREMY FRASER/CAPE BRETON POST]()
UPDATED: Sydney Wildcats to join Football Nova Scotia spring league after all
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Charlottetown Islanders host Cape Breton Eagles today
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![Arsenault Fish Mart Western Red Wings forward Isaac Callaghan makes no mistake capping off this highlight-reel goal on a three-way passing play past A&S Scrap Metal Metros goaltender Matt Jelley, who had no chance on the play. The goal opened the scoring in the first period of Game 1 in the Island Junior Hockey League championship series at the Evangeline Recreation Centre on Saturday night.]()
Red Wings open P.E.I. junior B final versus Metros with a strong performance following a 13-day break
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![Summerside D. Alex MacDonald Ford Western Capitals defenceman Ryan Miley scored two goals in a 5-2 victory over the Pictou County Weeks Crushers Saturday at Eastlink Arena. Miley was named the game’s first star.]()
Defencemen chip in offensively as Summerside Western Capitals close out regular season on a winning note
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![A spring robin spreads its spring joy through backyards across the province.]()
BRUCE MACTAVISH: Sure signs of spring
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![City of St. John's poet laureate Mary Dalton says she is drawn to the riddle as a form of poetry, having been introduced to it through nursery rhymes, Newfoundland culture and her university studies. In celebration of National Poetry Month, Dalton is sponsoring a riddle-poem contest, open to all residents and former residents of Newfoundland and Labrador.]()
St. John’s poet laureate Mary Dalton invites you to celebrate National Poetry Month with a riddle contest. Can you guess the answers to her riddle-poems?
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![Mireille Eagan is curator of contemporary art at The Rooms in St. John's and the editor of "Future Possible: An Art History of Newfoundland and Labrador." — Andrew Waterman//The Telegram]()
'Future Possible' looks at the past as it explores Newfoundland and Labrador's art history
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![Clarenville photographer Cory Babstock hopes a Kickstarter campaign will help his "Unsettled" photography project. SaltWire Network file photo]()
'Unsettled' scenes: Newfoundland and Labrador photographer documents abandoned communities in his new project
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![David Picco is a singer/songwriter living in St. John's. His latest album, "Live It Down," will get a vinyl release in May. — Andrew Waterman/The Telegram]()
Searching for the next song with Newfoundland and Labrador's David Picco
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![Britney Spears’ meteoric rise and tragic fall are on display in Framing Britney Spears, now available on Crave. - BELL MEDIA]()
STREAMING WARS: Entertainment under the microscope
