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N.L. MHAs Joyce, Kirby being paid during leave
Independent MHAs Eddie Joyce and Dale Kirby are still getting paid their MHA salary while on an indefinite leave from the House of Assembly. While both have been expelled from the Liberal cabinet and caucus, both are still being paid their base ...
Called in St. John's court Wednesday, Ray Stacey case awaits police disclosure
Ray Stacey made a quick appearance in provincial court via videolink from prison Wednesday morning, and — as they vowed last week — family members of a man killed in 2015 were there, too. Stacey, 26, was arrested just over a week ago and ...
IN-DEPTH: Harassment and bullying in Newfoundland and Labrador's House of Assembly — ‘It’s been there’
The House of Assembly continues to weigh the subject of harassment and bullying, with ongoing investigations after complaints against some members. The Commissioner for Legislative Standards is conducting the investigations. However, the ...
Newfoundland and Labrador MHAs won’t be reimbursed for pot purchases
The good news is that MHAs will be allowed to buy cannabis. The better news is that it won’t be on the public dime. As it stands, an MHA can purchase food, non-alcoholic beverages and other minor goodies for constituency work and get a full ...
Newfoundland and Labrador defendant requests early trial
A man charged with assaulting two women in Benoit’s Cove last fall appeared before a St. John’s judge Wednesday on new charges, asking to set a trial date at the earliest opportunity. “Your honour, these are institutional charges ...
Insurance bureau says hearings on Newfoundland and Labrador auto premiums should proceed as scheduled
The Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) says there’s no need to hit the brakes and postpone the Public Utilities Board (PUB) automobile insurance review hearings set to begin in this province on June 4. Amanda Dean, IBC’s vice-president ...
Man can’t hide excitement after acquittal in St. John's courtroom
ST, JOHN'S, N.L. — There was no hiding Ryan Farrell's joy upon being acquitted of assault charges in St. John's Wednesday afternoon. As soon as Judge Colin Flynn announced he was dismissing the charges, Farrell stood in the ...
York Harbour man charged with sexual assault convicted of lesser offence of common assault
When the final tally was done 19 days were all that was left to serve of the six-month sentence Timothy Sheppard was given in provincial court in Corner Brook on Wednesday afternoon. The York Harbour man was sentenced to four months on a charge of ...
Katie Temple of Corner Brook's Western Environment Centre welcomes details of western region's new garbage and recycling program
There are bound to be a few people who get frustrated having to sort their garbage, but Katie Temple believes adapting to new waste collection rules won’t take long. The western region of the island of Newfoundland will finally adopt the new ...
Car extensively damaged in two-vehicle rear-end St. John's collision Wednesday
There were no serious injuries but one car was extensively damaged in a rear-end collision on Hamilton Avenue Extension Wednesday evening. The car collided with the rear of a pickup at about 7 p.m. in the southbound lane. One male was checked over ...
