The Telegram

Cheers: to potential drunk drivers making their own arrests simpler. From Thursday night in Corner Brook, according to the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary: “On June 28, 2018 at approximately 5:20 p.m. RNC Patrol Services received a complaint of ...

The actual date of marijuana legalization may be Oct. 17, but already, things are changing. And a little common sense is filtering in. You don’t have to look any further than Corner Brook, where Provincial Court Judge Wayne Gorman, ...

This Canada Day, special citizenship programs are planned in five cities across the country to offer an insight into how this nation was forged and the sacrifices to make it great. Two of them are scheduled for Atlantic Canada. People leading ...

It’s a fair question: how can you be both an impartial regulator and an investor in the same project? It’s a question that can be asked quite easily about the province’s offshore oil industry, where the provincial government has ...

The countdown is officially on. It’s 113, then 112, then 111 … the number of days until marijuana is officially legalized in Canada on Oct. 17. And while that still seems like a long time, there’s plenty to be done — ...

Jeers: to big motorcycles and fragile egos. No sooner did the summer arrive, then so did the young drivers and their monster motorcycles. Nothing says summer freedom more than blasting your way down the Prince Philip Parkway with the throttle cranked ...

Soon, it looks like a window will open that the Atlantic Lottery Corporation (ALC) has tried to keep closed for years. A recent Newfoundland and Labrador Supreme Court decision means the ALC may not be able to stop the release of information that ...

There’s a role for Atlantic Canadians to play in a growing national pushback against U.S. President Donald Trump and his trade and tariff policies that unfairly penalize this country. A boycott of American goods is gaining momentum. You can ...

Startling pieces of video started making their way around the internet last night. And no, not the ProPublica audiotape of children crying for their parents in American detention camps. Not MSNBC news anchor Rachel Maddow breaking down on ...

To say this province’s Public Utilities Board is busy is an understatement. The fact is that they’re juggling more balls than an act at Cirque du Soleil. Right now, the board is handling a major review of automobile insurance, along ...