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Justin Jennings' lawyer Averill Baker wants charges dropped, witness charged instead
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Car going 130 km/h at time of St. John's crash
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Woman struck by car near hospital in St. John's Monday night
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Corner Brook’s budget raises residential property tax, plans to hire tourism officer
Portion of Cashin Avenue in St. John’s closed due to watermain break
A section of Cashin Avenue in St. John’s will be closed until 4 p.m. today while the City of St. John’s completes watermain repairs. The section of the road between Pennywell Road and Mundy Pond road is closed to all vehicles, with an ...
Things Ed Martin addressed in his first day on the stand at the Muskrat Falls Inquiry
Things were tense with former Nalcor Energy president and CEO Ed Martin during his first day on the stand at the Muskrat Falls Inquiry in St. John’s. Martin slowed the pace of questioning at times and clashed with inquiry co-counsel Kate ...
Can’t speak to limits, Ed Martin tells Muskrat Falls Inquiry
Former Nalcor Energy president and CEO Ed Martin doesn’t recall communicating directly with the provincial government on exactly what kind of cost overrun the province could handle on the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric project. “But when ...
Grand Bank taxpayers to contribute more towards waste disposal next year
GRAND BANK, N.L. The Town of Grand Bank will continue to subsidize waste disposal in 2019 but not as much as in past years. Each household will be on the hook for an additional $40. Grand Bank council passed a balanced budget for the ...
Traffic flows over new Main Street bridge in Corner Brook
The driver of this van was happy to be the first to drive across the new Main Street bridge in Corner Brook on Monday afternoon. The main thoroughfare connecting the west and east sides of the city had been closed since September as work on ...
Delicious Yuletide dinner
About 250 people attended the 11th annual Community Christmas Dinner at the Knights of Columbus Hall on St. Clare Avenue in St. John’s Monday afternoon. The event included children’s entertainment by Terry Rielly, while local ...
Man arrested for parking meter tampering in St. John’s
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary picked up another parking meter vandal overnight in St. John’s. The 26-year-old male is believed to have tampered meters downtown near 3 a.m. He was arrested for theft and breach of probation and will ...
St. John’s woman giving kidney to husband for Christmas
Carolann Harris has the perfect gift for her husband this Christmas: her kidney. After years of fighting a rare autoimmune disease, Chris, 33, and Carolann, 34, are just months away from travelling to Halifax for the transplant. But it’s ...
Terminal diagnoses dealt with on website
As a normal 22-year-old University of New Brunswick student in 2008, Matt Ralph’s life suddenly changed one day while he was taking a nap. He had a seizure and woke up surrounded by paramedics preparing him to be taken to hospital. Tests ...
K-9 unit catches suspected impaired driver who fled car in Mount Pearl
A suspected impaired driver was caught in metro by the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary's K-9 unit after abandoning his car Saturday night, police said in the overnight report early Sunday morning. The incident happened between 9-9:30 p.m. ...
