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Focus on opening doors drives immigration aid groups
Immigration Program "a model that could be extended to … the country"
'If this region is going to survive and prosper, immigration is ...
McNEISH: 'We are now a global community'
Younger doctors exhausted by new practice demands
Fighting to find a family doctor: ‘The whole process is undignified.’
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Challenges, solutions to Atlantic Canada's doctor shortage
Family doctor shortage a threat to health care
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Linegar Avenue to be widened in $43-K reversal
Some Shea Heights residents breathed a sigh of relief Monday at the regular St. John’s city council meeting. A contentious upgrade to Linegar Avenue saw many residents of the area attend the meeting to hear council’s decision. At ...
Newfoundland and Labrador Liberals highlight agriculture as vote approaches
The big red Liberal bus made its way through some deeply blue territory to kick off the last week of the 2019 election campaign. After stops in St. John’s, Mount Pearl and Paradise, Liberal Leader Dwight Ball turned his attention to Bay ...
Report of shooting at mall false, Royal Newfoundland Constabulary says
It appears a phone call that resulted in officers with guns drawn combing the inside of the Avalon Mall in St. John’s Friday night was a false alarm. Const. James Cadigan confirmed to reporters during a news conference Monday afternoon at ...
Court rejects application from man who says being banned from Jerseyside wharf has proved detrimental to his health
The province's Supreme Court has dismissed an application from a man who asked to be allowed access to a public wharf in the Placentia area since being banned from it is causing him irreparable mental and physical harm. The Placentia Area ...
Man denies sexually assaulting Mount Pearl woman
Warning: Graphic content in this story might disturb some readers. Taking the stand at his own trial Monday, Benji Barnes admitted he had lied to police about having visited a woman's Mount Pearl home one night last fall. He was adamant, ...
Marystown offering incentive to not-for-profits to help tidy up town
Not-for-profits who help tidy up Marystown during next month’s cleanup week will not only be doing a service to their community, it’ll also help them raise some money for their own coffers. During the protection to persons and property ...
Ice conditions delay lobster season start for section of Notre Dame Bay
Severe ice conditions in a section of Notre Dame Bay — North Head to Cape Freels — has delayed the start of the area’s lobster fishery. The Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada said, in an emailed statement, it considered ...
Exploits Valley Salmon Festival moving in a new direction
This year’s salmon festival will be going in a completely different direction than in previous years. So much so, the Centennial Field stage in Grand Falls-Windsor won’t even be prepared. Music NL executive director Glenda ...
Man in critical condition after single-vehicle crash in Bishop’s Cove
A man from Bishop’s Cove is in critical condition and receiving medical treatment at Carbonear General Hospital following a single-vehicle crash over the weekend. On Sunday, May 12 at approximately 8 p.m., officers from Bay Roberts and ...
LEADER SURVEY: Alison Coffin, Newfoundland and Labrador New Democratic Party
Name: Alison Coffin Age: 49 Party affiliation (provincial and federal): New Democratic Party Email: TeamAlison@nl.ndp.ca Phone: 709-746-7455 Website: nl.ndp.ca/leader Q. Do you believe there is more that can be done to combat ...
