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St. John’s driver had more than $9,000 in outstanding fines
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St. John’s driver had more than $9,000 in outstanding fines
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Man in St. John’s court Saturday charged with threats
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Traffic stops net illegal drivers in St. John’s Friday night
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Neary family raises more than $3,000 for Learning Disability Association of Newfoundland and Labrador
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Vaccination particularly important for those at highest risk to get flu, chief medical officer says
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Intersection at McNamara and Burnaby in Paradise to be closed for several days
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Newfoundland and Labrador government provides payment delivery contingency plan in case of postal strike
The province has issued an advisory about how benefit cheques will be delivered in the event of a possible postal strike Monday. Payments normally issued via direct deposit will not be affected, the release stated. But if you receive benefit ...
Telegram Saves Lives blood drive ends today
The eighth annual Telegram Saves Lives blood drive in support of the Canadian Blood Services ends today. On Friday, the Wicklow Street blood centre in St. John's was kept busy with donors who, after their donations, enjoyed a treat of pancakes ...
Man arrested for St. John’s assault
St. John’s, N.L. — An alleged assault Friday morning led to the arrest of a 29-year-old man in the centre area of St. John’s. The RNC was called to the scene about 11:40 a.m. where the man was arrested for assault and uttering ...
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St. John’s man charged with breach of emergency protection order
St. John’s, N.L. — A 29-year-old man face the judge Saturday morning after he was arrested in the centre city area for breaching court orders. The RNC picked the man up shortly before 9 p.m. As a result of the complaint he was charged ...
Firefighters called to downtown house fire
Crews from several St. John's Regional Fire Department (SJRFD) stations were dispatched to a structure fire on the corner of Springdale and New Gower streets in downtown St. John’s over the supper hour on Friday. Upon arrival, the first ...
More raids to come for illegal sales, Newfoundland Liquor Corp. says
The first raid of an unlicensed cannabis dispensary took place on Thursday evening, but there could be more on the way. On Thursday at 4:30 p.m., Newfoundland and Labrador Liquor Corp. (NLC) regulatory officers and the Royal Newfoundland ...
Muskrat Falls stop-work order worries workers
After being dismissed from the Muskrat Falls worksite, one worker says he’s been left in limbo, not sure what happens next. About 500 workers were ordered by Nalcor Energy on Thursday to head home after it was established that Astaldi Canada ...
First steps underway in search for next Memorial University president
With Memorial University’s current president set to end his second term at the helm next December, the Board of Regents is beginning the work to find a new president. Dr. Gary Kachanoski requested to finish on Dec. 31, 2019 – six ...
Punishment recommended for MHA Dale Kirby
Commissioner for Legislative Standards Bruce Chaulk has recommended punishment for former Liberal cabinet minister Dale Kirby, while clearing Kirby of seven of eight allegations against him. Kirby, now an Independent MHA for Mount Scio, issued a ...
Main Street Bridge replacement on the move in Corner Brook
The long-awaited move of the new Main Street bridge in downtown Corner Brook was carried out Friday. The slow, delicate process, which involved jacks sliding the new four-lane structure along rails to its permanent position over the Corner Brook ...
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