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RNC, Rovers conducting extensive search for missing man in Goulds Tuesday night
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St. John’s council expanding sidewalk snowclearing
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St. John’s council considers Airport Heights area temporary parking ban
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St. John’s council projects no increase to 2020 residential mill rates
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More charges for Memorial University student on trial for attempted murder in Signal Hill incident
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Bullying, harassment centre stage at House of Assembly
Newfoundland tweets ahead of Barack Obama visit
With the arrival of Barack Obama in St. John's, Newfoundlanders are having a little fun online ahead of his visit. Here's some of what we're seeing: ICYMI: Lauren Marshall from Real Fake Meats shares her recipe for a delicious ...
Passenger on international flight pronounced dead at St. John's international airport
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary says a passenger aboard an international flight that made an emergency medical landing in St. John's has died. Saudi Arabian Airlines flight 35 was diverted to St. John's International Airport just after ...
Wanted man earns new charges in downtown St. John's arrest
A 41-year-old man sought by police on an outstanding warrant picked up a handful of new charges after being arrested in downtown St. John's on Monday morning. The arrest was made when Royal Newfoundland Constabulary officers showed up to a ...
‘An awful price to pay’: Veterans, families reflect on Remembrance Day in St. John’s
Two small children bundled in winter jackets and mittens sat quietly on the grass below the War Memorial in Downtown St. John’s, among the thousands gathered Monday for the Remembrance Day ceremony. As they sat silently for two minutes, the ...
UPDATE: Woman seriously injured after being struck by a pickup during domestic dispute in Paradise Monday night
A woman has been taken to hospital with serious injuries Monday night following an apparent domestic dispute that ended when she was struck by a truck driven by a man known to her. The man was arrested on scene and taken away in handcuffs. The ...
VIDEO: Remembrance Day 2019 in Atlantic Canada
People across Atlantic Canada took part in Remembrance Day ceremonies on Monday, Nov. 11 to recognize the sacrifices of our country's veterans. SaltWire journalists around the region captured some of the sights and sounds from the ...
Icy roads possible factor in Monday morning St. John's collision
Icy roads appear to have been a factor in a two-vehicle collision in St. John’s Monday morning. The crash happened at the intersection of Kenmount Road and Wyatt Boulevard when a pickup was making a left turn from Kenmount onto Wyatt. An ...
Fire destroys home in Burnt Cove early Monday morning
A house in Burnt Cove was fully engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived on scene this morning. The Witless Bay volunteer fire department received the call at 3:56 a.m. and when a member of the department who lives nearby arrived, he found ...
UPDATE:Report of abduction in St. John's had police surround SUV, detain suspects
The RNC say an incident where police surrounded an SUV Sunday night and detained three people stemmed from a report of a man being abducted. After they received the report, they located the suspect vehicle in Kenmount Terrace where they detained ...
‘This is who we are’: Symposium educates about Sikh community in Newfoundland and Labrador on founder’s birthday
About 70 people gathered at a lecture hall in Memorial University’s Science Building on Saturday for a Symposium on Sikh Religion in celebration of the 550th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev, the founder of Sikhism. It marked the ...
