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Alberta Conservative pushed N.L. delegates' divisive birthright motion at convention | Holloway disappointed in bullying probe, but remains committed to Liberals | How a Chinese rickshaw helps father-daughter duo cruise the streets of Lab City | Water supply woes for some St. John's homes

Share via: Facebook Twitter Forward CBC Newfoundland View Online Preferences Unsubscribe Questions / Feedback Alberta Conservative pushed N.L. delegates' divisive birthright motion at convention Tue, 28 Aug 2018 17:58:49 EDT Keean Bexte was accused of trying to sabotage a political party in Alberta last year. He was asked to debate the motion put forward by two Newfoundland associations. Holloway disappointed in bullying probe, but remains committed to Liberals Tue, 28 Aug 2018 16:17:54 EDT Outspoken MHA says Liberal caucus members more "jovial" following ejection of Eddie Joyce and Dale Kirby from the Liberal caucus. How a Chinese rickshaw helps father-daughter duo cruise the streets of Lab City Tue, 28 Aug 2018 16:40:04 EDT He pedals in the front, and she rides in the back. Water supply woes for some St. John's homes Tue, 28 Aug 2018 16:17:37 EDT The city of St. John's is advising residents serviced by the Petty Harbour Long Pond water system who are experiencing discoloured water to use an alternative source for drinking water. Woman feared the worst when cows stampeded her East Coast Trail campsite Premier's office could have done more to save BBMs during harassment investigation, says report Change in vehicle registration reminders misses the mark with some No more wait lists for mental health services in Happy Valley-Goose Bay Canadian Blood Services turns down offer to organize Corner Brook clinic Bookstore owner, social economist vying for NDP's Windsor Lake nomination CBC Newfoundland You received this email at brothermike...@googlegroups.com because you opted-in. Modify your subscription preferences To unsubscribe only from CBC Newfoundland click here View this email in your browser here Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 250 Front St. W, Toronto, Ontario M5V 3G5, Canada For all other request and inquiries contact us here cbc.radio-canada.ca | cbc.ca | radio-canada.ca

                         

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Speed is the key to calm for teen race car driver with learning disabilities | N.L., Corner Brook Pulp & Paper celebrate overturning of U.S. newsprint tariffs | Dangerous driving causing death charge dismissed in fatal Shea Heights crash | St. John's police looking for 'armed and dangerous' alleged armed robber

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Speed is the key to calm for teen race car driver with learning disabilities Wed, 29 Aug 2018 16:31:00 EDT The 16-year-old's family raises money for the Learning Disabilities Association of Newfoundland and Labrador while he races at Eastbound Speedway.

N.L., Corner Brook Pulp & Paper celebrate overturning of U.S. newsprint tariffs Wed, 29 Aug 2018 11:57:34 EDT Premier Dwight Ball called the decision a "major win for the province, Corner Brook Pulp & Paper, and the forestry industry."

Dangerous driving causing death charge dismissed in fatal Shea Heights crash Wed, 29 Aug 2018 13:07:47 EDT According to court documents, the judge decided there was not enough evidence to send Brandon Quilty's case to trial.

St. John's police looking for 'armed and dangerous' alleged armed robber Wed, 29 Aug 2018 15:50:06 EDT Police are searching for a man who they say is armed and dangerous, and who is alleged to have held up a gas station in St. John's.

'No panic' as cruise ship ran aground in Nunavut, says St. John's biologist Four water stations now open, city of St. John's reiterates clear water is fine to drink Liberal infighting flares again as Andrew Parsons, Colin Holloway sling arrows Alleged impaired driver threatens police during arrest near Whitbourne Rawlins Cross becoming Rawlins roundabout as city replaces traffic lights with yield signs 'Crisis' in francophone school district as schools set to open amid teacher vacancies

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Extensive investigation into murder conspiracy sees slew of charges for 'Dusty' Etheridge, associates | St. John's police looking for 'armed and dangerous' alleged armed robber | Musician sounds alarm about 'tremendous upswing' in cocaine use | Meet the people trying to de-colonize Innu education in Labrador

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Extensive investigation into murder conspiracy sees slew of charges for 'Dusty' Etheridge, associates Thu, 30 Aug 2018 10:04:13 EDT Operation B-Tarantula has netted five arrests, seizure of firearms and cocaine, and more charges are expected, police say.

St. John's police looking for 'armed and dangerous' alleged armed robber Wed, 29 Aug 2018 15:50:06 EDT Police are searching for a man who they say is armed and dangerous, and who is alleged to have held up a gas station in St. John's.

Musician sounds alarm about 'tremendous upswing' in cocaine use Thu, 30 Aug 2018 17:04:07 EDT Over the last decade, Eastern Health has seen cocaine users seeking treatment go from a rarity to a majority. One St. John's musician is speaking out about the toll the drug is taking on the people around her.

Meet the people trying to de-colonize Innu education in Labrador Thu, 30 Aug 2018 16:05:04 EDT New efforts to bring Innu culture to the classroom are underway in Labrador's Innu communities of Sheshatshiu and Natuashish.

Stowaway raccoon evades capture until it goes out on a limb in Airport Heights Targeted shooting at C.B.S. home under investigation What is manganese, anyway? New call centre, and its 500 jobs, coming to St. John's Immaculate Memories: The Uncluttered Worlds of Christopher Pratt Rental scam hits St. John's, alleges local property management company

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Single-vehicle rollover in Sandyville kills woman | Don't give up on electricity as Muskrat Falls debt looms, says Dwight Ball | Wild snake stops butcher in his tracks in Middle Arm | Corner Brook's SPCA warns against online pet adoption

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Single-vehicle rollover in Sandyville kills woman Fri, 31 Aug 2018 14:46:30 EDT A 45-year-old woman from Seal Cove died from her injuries.

Don't give up on electricity as Muskrat Falls debt looms, says Dwight Ball Fri, 31 Aug 2018 13:48:25 EDT Premier Dwight Ball is renewing his pledge that energy rates will be affordable and predictable in the Muskrat Falls era, and is urging homeowners and businesses to not seek out alternative sources of energy.

Wild snake stops butcher in his tracks in Middle Arm Fri, 31 Aug 2018 10:05:13 EDT If you've thought living in Newfoundland meant you were safe from coming into contact with snakes — think again.

Corner Brook's SPCA warns against online pet adoption Fri, 31 Aug 2018 15:17:36 EDT NL West SPCA volunteers monitor cat and dog adoptions on social media websites to ensure people do not bring pets who are not fixed into their homes.

How did the Fogo Island landscape inspire this seriously sleek furniture?

Musician sounds alarm about 'tremendous upswing' in cocaine use

Manolis L cleanup progressing well, thanks in part to cooperative weather Labatt brewing again on Leslie Street with new testing protocol in place Carol Brice-Bennett was 'a voice for the people': Nunatsiavut culture minister Alleged backhoe bandit pleads not guilty, heading to trial

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Man charged with firearms offences after shots fired in Hatchet Cove | Toddler killed in 3-vehicle crash | Hurricane Arthur message in a bottle from N.S. washes up on Labrador beach | Small plane crashes near Lower Island Cove, no injuries

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Man charged with firearms offences after shots fired in Hatchet Cove Mon, 3 Sep 2018 16:08:33 EDT A 48-year-old man is in custody after a shooting incident in Hatchet Cove on Sunday.

Toddler killed in 3-vehicle crash Mon, 3 Sep 2018 10:28:07 EDT Eight people taken to hospital following collision Sunday afternoon at intersection of Robert E. Howlett Memorial Drive and Ruby Line.

Hurricane Arthur message in a bottle from N.S. washes up on Labrador beach Mon, 3 Sep 2018 17:15:32 EDT During a hike along the beach in English Point, N.L., Jeinean Barney said her daughter found a message in a bottle that appears to have travelled from Pugwash, N.S. More than half the message has washed away, and the mother and daughter are now trying to find the letter writer.

Small plane crashes near Lower Island Cove, no injuries Mon, 3 Sep 2018 11:39:25 EDT A small sea plane crash landed on Monday near Lower Island Cove, but the pilot was not injured.

Galway Hitmen reclaim gold at Canadian Fastpitch Championships 4.2 magnitude earthquake recorded off Newfoundland coast MUN student who died suddenly last year honoured with new scholarship So long, summer? Last day of recreational food fishery Search ends in St. Anthony area for fishing crew member September scenics! Much to see in our audience photo gallery

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A youth choir's recent trip to South Africa and back | Father calls report into son's 2008 death a 'sham' as province grapples with new inmate death review | 'They'll always remember this': How a fiddle united P.E.I., N.L. softball teams | OCI speaks out about illegal fishing charge

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A youth choir's recent trip to South Africa and back Tue, 4 Sep 2018 17:22:11 EDT The Shallaway Youth Choir is no stranger to taking its talent on the road in the 25 years of operation, and has been across the globe including stops in Central and South America, and Europe.

Father calls report into son's 2008 death a 'sham' as province grapples with new inmate death review Tue, 4 Sep 2018 15:57:06 EDT Before Doug Neary and Chris Sutton died at HMP — there was Austin Aylward Jr.

'They'll always remember this': How a fiddle united P.E.I., N.L. softball teams Tue, 4 Sep 2018 16:13:14 EDT Before every game for P.E.I.'s Under-16 Eastern Braves, Cailyn MacAulay, 15, breaks out the fiddle and begins to play — sending her team clapping and dancing to get pumped up for the game.

OCI speaks out about illegal fishing charge Tue, 4 Sep 2018 14:20:13 EDT Ocean Choice International is accused of fishing in a conservation area during a closed time — an allegation that the company says it takes "very seriously."

Warmer and drier fall expected for N.L. so far: Environment Canada Ryane Clowe building a Newfoundland hockey team, one Growler at a time Developing in a downturn: How retail spaces are expanding on the northeast Avalon Who is Brad Summers? History of target of alleged murder plot Disco chart-toppers Boney M bringing Christmas tour to St. John's Billy Ballard, the man who cleaned Grand Falls-Windsor, dies at 75

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'We will be killed by that man': Couple fearful after Hatchet Cove shooter granted bail | 'Need not fret' at the prospect of doubling electricity rates, says premier | Medical researcher educated at MUN now making waves as an Israeli surfer | Girl, 7, in critical but stable condition after hit by car, say RCMP

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'We will be killed by that man': Couple fearful after Hatchet Cove shooter granted bail Wed, 5 Sep 2018 16:14:32 EDT Two men say they found themselves staring down the barrel of a shotgun on the weekend, alleging that a man made a homophobic slur before pulling the trigger.

'Need not fret' at the prospect of doubling electricity rates, says premier Wed, 5 Sep 2018 14:17:37 EDT The premier of Newfoundland and Labrador says the Public Utilities Board is back in Muskrat Falls.

Medical researcher educated at MUN now making waves as an Israeli surfer Wed, 5 Sep 2018 17:05:16 EDT Jessica Rose, who moved to Israel after studying at MUN, just won a longboard surfing championship at 43.

Girl, 7, in critical but stable condition after hit by car, say RCMP Wed, 5 Sep 2018 14:34:32 EDT The collision in Heatherton, on Newfoundland's west coast, happened Monday evening.

St. John's mayor denies city knew earlier about manganese water woes Push for new Cow Head theatre finally gets rolling with launch of capital campaign Water main break leaves parts of east end St. John's dry most of Wednesday Danny Williams won't be facing sanctions for his softball team's role in brawl RCMP, bystanders rescue man from water after boat capsizes near Random Island Roof drain floods Bishop Feild Elementary gym, still undergoing repairs

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Muskrat Falls occupiers end court process nearly two years after proceedings began | Marine transport in Labrador to get overhaul with new contracts | Legal Aid files court action to stop release of private lawyer payment info | Inuit artist Michael Massie becomes a member of the Order of Canada

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Muskrat Falls occupiers end court process nearly two years after proceedings began Thu, 6 Sep 2018 18:01:25 EDT Several occupiers of the Muskrat Falls site were handed conditional discharges by a Supreme Court judge nearly two years after they entered the site in October of 2016.

Marine transport in Labrador to get overhaul with new contracts Thu, 6 Sep 2018 17:22:32 EDT Labrador Marine Inc., will be awarded new contracts Friday to provide ferry services across the Strait of Belle Isle, and to remote communities on Labrador's north coast.

Legal Aid files court action to stop release of private lawyer payment info Thu, 6 Sep 2018 16:01:49 EDT For a decade, clients in murder and manslaughter cases could select taxpayer-funded private counsel.

Inuit artist Michael Massie becomes a member of the Order of Canada Thu, 6 Sep 2018 16:57:19 EDT Massie's work in silver and wood pushed the boundaries of what was considered Inuit art.

Jail time for man who robbed female taxi driver at knifepoint Off-duty officer threatened after gesturing at driver to slow down, RCMP say Windsor Lake byelection candidates face off in special Here & Now debate 'Take your picture and leave them alone,' says DFO after seal dies at Salmon Cove Springdale doctor gets hospital privileges reinstated, pledges to keep clinic open Police officer pleads not guilty to violating emergency protection order

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Adios Astron and Apollo: Modern ferries to take up service on Labrador coast in 2019 | Oil and gas prospects grow as latest assessment drives interest in N.L. offshore | Search ramps up for missing swimmer in Tilting | St. John's Edge gives school's basketball court a makeover

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Adios Astron and Apollo: Modern ferries to take up service on Labrador coast in 2019 Fri, 7 Sep 2018 16:18:40 EDT Two modern ferries will begin servicing coastal Labrador in spring 2019.

Oil and gas prospects grow as latest assessment drives interest in N.L. offshore Fri, 7 Sep 2018 13:45:40 EDT The latest independent assessment of Newfoundland and Labrador's offshore has identified huge new prospects for oil and gas exploration.

Search ramps up for missing swimmer in Tilting Fri, 7 Sep 2018 08:12:32 EDT A 54-year-old Ontario man visiting the province went for an ocean swim Thursday evening, but did not return.

St. John's Edge gives school's basketball court a makeover Fri, 7 Sep 2018 15:27:16 EDT Carl English was on hand to play some one-on-one with some St. John Bosco students.

Jail time for man who got rid of knife used to rob taxi driver U.S. Ambassador expected at Appleton 9/11 memorial Red Bay parents angry over teacher cuts protest at school, keep kids home Breastless and beautiful: Cancer survivors celebrated in new calendar Nĭ hăo! Students become teachers for free language classes in St. John's Labrador west customers may be reimbursed as internet outage continues

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No trial until 2020 for accused killer Steve Bragg | RNC IDs suspect in fake landlord case after receiving 9 complaints | D-J Composites worker says 'scabs' hurting chances of going back to work | Search called off for German pop singer who went overboard from cruise ship

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No trial until 2020 for accused killer Steve Bragg Mon, 10 Sep 2018 17:49:53 EDT Victoria Head's father got up and left the courtroom after the judge and lawyers settled on a trial date more than 26 months after his daughter was killed.

RNC IDs suspect in fake landlord case after receiving 9 complaints Mon, 10 Sep 2018 16:18:44 EDT The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary says it has a suspect in an active investigation involving a rental scam that recently hit multiple people in St. John's.

D-J Composites worker says 'scabs' hurting chances of going back to work Mon, 10 Sep 2018 16:46:15 EDT D-J Composites employees in Gander, locked out since December 2016, caught up in controversy over a Unifor Canada video identifying replacement workers as "scabs."

Search called off for German pop singer who went overboard from cruise ship Mon, 10 Sep 2018 05:20:41 EDT The search for German pop singer Daniel Kublbock, 33, who went overboard from a cruise ship off Newfoundland's coast has ended with no sign of the man.

Happy Valley-Goose Bay father remembers son during suicide awareness walk Feds announce $555.8M for infrastructure in Newfoundland and Labrador Man in custody, after incident where police drew weapons at St. John's home Fixture of St. John's music scene drops the drumsticks, picks up dumbbells Province prepared for 'significant' investment in Grieg NL aquaculture project 'Nowhere to live and nowhere to go': MUN student from Ontario hit by rental scam

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One dead in vehicle crash near Thorburn Lake, RCMP confirm | Muskrat Falls inquiry to kick off Monday in Goose Bay | Space gun test run a success in Cartwright | The RNC and RCMP say 'move over,' and they mean it

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One dead in vehicle crash near Thorburn Lake, RCMP confirm Tue, 11 Sep 2018 17:52:21 EDT The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have confirmed one fatality as result of a serious motor vehicle accident near Thorburn Lake.

Muskrat Falls inquiry to kick off Monday in Goose Bay Tue, 11 Sep 2018 16:16:12 EDT The probe into the sanctioning of the projects and its cost overruns will have more than 100 witnesses and involve millions of documents.

Space gun test run a success in Cartwright Tue, 11 Sep 2018 15:07:35 EDT Shooting plywood boxes into the sky from a 14-metre-long artillery cannon is all in a day's work for a research team in Labrador.

The RNC and RCMP say 'move over,' and they mean it Tue, 11 Sep 2018 17:35:06 EDT The two forces have partnered to focus on speeding vehicles that don't move to the outside lane when police are conducting highway traffic stops.

Crosbie, Antle in virtual tie for Windsor Lake byelection, new poll suggests U.S. ambassador in Appleton, N.L, for 9/11 service: 'No place I would rather be' 3 fishermen plucked from Cabot Strait describe harrowing escape from burning boat Research into cold crops could change what we eat in N.L. Meet the Marsons, the couple brought together in Gander during 9/11 Conservation group cries foul on government buying in on Grieg project

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Proposed 12-storey hotel in downtown St. John's spurs debate at committee meeting | It's a zebra! No wait, it's just a German duo crossing Labrador on a continent-wide tour | Newfoundlanders abroad hang tough as Hurricane Florence bears down on U.S. | AG finds 'pervasive' financial rule breaking and oversight problems at NLESD

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Proposed 12-storey hotel in downtown St. John's spurs debate at committee meeting Wed, 12 Sep 2018 17:00:23 EDT A request made by the owners of the Atlantic Place parking garage to add a four-storey hotel to the top of the existing structure is being debated by council.

It's a zebra! No wait, it's just a German duo crossing Labrador on a continent-wide tour Wed, 12 Sep 2018 17:30:18 EDT Oliver and Harriet Schindelhauer were drawn to Labrador because of the 'rough' reputation of the Trans-Labrador Highway, but say they have been pleasantly surprised by the condition of the road.

Newfoundlanders abroad hang tough as Hurricane Florence bears down on U.S. Wed, 12 Sep 2018 13:16:12 EDT Newfoundlanders living in United States, in the path of Hurricane Florence, are taking a "calculated risk" and staying put while more than a million people are evacuated.

AG finds 'pervasive' financial rule breaking and oversight problems at NLESD Wed, 12 Sep 2018 09:18:39 EDT The province asked the AG 2-1/2 years ago to look into allegations of fraud at the Newfoundland and Labrador English School District.

Mould closes Aboriginal Family Centre in Happy Valley-Goose Bay Dominic LeBlanc found in conflict of interest over lucrative fishing licence These downy ducklings aren't just cute — they're a Gros Morne success story Head-on collision near Thorburn Lake kills woman, sends 2 to hospital ATV riders tell Nalcor to leave access road bridges alone Company ships gypsum from Flat Bay mine for first time in 28 years

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Gas shortage in western Newfoundland causing backups at the pumps | Couple from Burgoyne's Cove win latest Set for Life top prize | Mural madness as Botwood hosts global arts conference | Tractor-trailer goes off road, 3 injured near Mary's Harbour

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Gas shortage in western Newfoundland causing backups at the pumps Thu, 13 Sep 2018 17:44:09 EDT A gas shortage in western Newfoundland is causing lineups at the pumps as residents hurry to get their vehicles filled before gas completely runs dry at area stations.

Couple from Burgoyne's Cove win latest Set for Life top prize Thu, 13 Sep 2018 17:16:26 EDT Wilson and Rose Coish opted for the lump sum cash prize of $675,000.

Mural madness as Botwood hosts global arts conference Thu, 13 Sep 2018 15:49:28 EDT The 2018 Global Mural Conference found its way to Botwood this week, bringing with it lots of paint and artists from around the world.

Tractor-trailer goes off road, 3 injured near Mary's Harbour Thu, 13 Sep 2018 16:53:26 EDT The truck ended up partially submerged in water along the St. Lewis Causeway.

MUN president Gary Kachanoski to finish term early St. John's report gives thumbs down to pedestrian tunnels under roundabout Video captures collision between whale and tour boat Iceberg Alley's big blue tent pops up for Round 2 at Quidi Vidi Lake Advance polls open for Windsor Lake byelection Wild salmon advocates challenging latest green light for Greig NL's aquaculture plan

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Mechanical issue resolved at petroleum products terminal in Corner Brook | Driver reflects on 'terrifying' crash that she walked away from | New ferry service 'far from perfect' for Black Tickle, Cartwright | NDP candidate has stolen bike returned after much social media support

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Mechanical issue resolved at petroleum products terminal in Corner Brook Fri, 14 Sep 2018 17:31:28 EDT A mechanical issue that has created havoc for western Newfoundland this week has been resolved.

Driver reflects on 'terrifying' crash that she walked away from Fri, 14 Sep 2018 16:28:43 EDT "I just have a whole new way of looking at things now, because I was in that accident, I could have died."

New ferry service 'far from perfect' for Black Tickle, Cartwright Fri, 14 Sep 2018 14:00:11 EDT People on Black Tickle are coming to terms with what it will mean to not be able to get on or off the ferry at Cartwright.

NDP candidate has stolen bike returned after much social media support Fri, 14 Sep 2018 15:40:11 EDT Kerri Claire Neil, the NDP candidate in the Windsor Lake byelection, says her bike is a key part of her campaign.

N.L. kicking in $30M to huge Placentia Bay aquaculture project Cabbage crooks steal pickup load of veggies from Bay Roberts farm Newest members of N.L.'s volunteer hall of fame named Newfoundland ponies get new home in sanctuary near Hopeall Impending budget cycle reason for early departure, says MUN president Unifor's 'Meet the Scabs' video is pointlessly cruel: Robyn Urback

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Retrial for accused killer Steven Neville draws 400 potential jurors | Think twice before launching hydroelectric megaprojects, expert tells Muskrat Falls inquiry | Lego is not just for kids anymore | Parent company of NorthMart believes electrial issue to be cause of fire

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Retrial for accused killer Steven Neville draws 400 potential jurors Mon, 17 Sep 2018 15:56:45 EDT His convictions for second-degree murder and attempted murder were overturned by the Supreme Court of Canada in 2015.

Think twice before launching hydroelectric megaprojects, expert tells Muskrat Falls inquiry Mon, 17 Sep 2018 04:30:00 EDT The first expert to provide testimony at the Muskrat Falls inquiry painted a troubling picture of the history of hydro dam construction around the world.

Lego is not just for kids anymore Mon, 17 Sep 2018 17:51:29 EDT If you still enjoy digging through your childhood boxes of Lego building blocks, there’s a group in St. John’s who wants you.

Parent company of NorthMart believes electrial issue to be cause of fire Mon, 17 Sep 2018 10:30:35 EDT The parent company of NorthMart said it believes an electrical issue is to blame for the fire on Saturday which destroyed much of the Happy Valley-Goose Bay grocery store.

Human remains found near Gander Bay spurs investigation St. John's Edge to train, play intersquad game in Grand Falls-Windsor Students stay home as protest over Basque Memorial teaching positions stretches on N.L.'s Lisa Moore among 12 authors longlisted for 2018 Scotiabank Giller Prize Meet the 8-year-old frontman for St. John's punk band Banana Vacuum Targa contestant flips car on first day of race

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Todd Russell condemns 'hate speech' as tensions spill over at Muskrat Falls inquiry | Names and salaries of N.L. public servants are public info, Court of Appeal rules | RNC ask public to identify man involved in alleged downtown St. John's stabbing | Cannabis 101: Canopy Growth class is in session in St. John's

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Todd Russell condemns 'hate speech' as tensions spill over at Muskrat Falls inquiry Tue, 18 Sep 2018 17:07:15 EDT The Muskrat Falls inquiry exposed some deep divisions between Indigenous groups in Labrador Tuesday, with inflammatory language from a lawyer representing the Innu Nation causing the leader of another group to allege “hate speech.”

Names and salaries of N.L. public servants are public info, Court of Appeal rules Tue, 18 Sep 2018 16:32:43 EDT In a 2-1 decision, the Court of Appeal has ruled the names of public servants must be released in addition to their salaries under provincial access to information laws, overturning a lower court ruling.

RNC ask public to identify man involved in alleged downtown St. John's stabbing Tue, 18 Sep 2018 15:34:11 EDT One man is still in hospital following an early Saturday morning incident.

Cannabis 101: Canopy Growth class is in session in St. John's Tue, 18 Sep 2018 15:12:08 EDT Canopy Growth is back in St. John's for two days this week getting their retailers trained and prepared for the Oct. 17 roll-out of legalized recreational marijuana.

Near head-on collision on TCH captured by dashcam Receivers take control of Islander RV 'Hope is failing' in Roddickton-Bide Arm as town's only bank announces closure St. John's actor Cassidy Little thrilled to land role on 'monumental' Coronation Street Rat-infested ship abandoned in St. John's inspires Ontario band Billy Talent song Veteran, reverend, skydiver Wesley Oake dies at 96

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Nalcor contractor pay case in holding pattern to assess impact of separate ruling | It took a lot of cancer to write these jokes | Possible bear spray used during fight at St. John's high school, sending students to hospital | From L.A. to Conception Bay: Director with Newfoundland roots shoots 1st feature film

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Nalcor contractor pay case in holding pattern to assess impact of separate ruling Wed, 19 Sep 2018 16:44:15 EDT Three top Muskrat Falls managers want a judge to block the release of how much they've been paid for work on the project.

It took a lot of cancer to write these jokes Wed, 19 Sep 2018 17:00:00 EDT Steve Coombs's comedy career was just taking off. Then he was grounded with a cancer diagnosis.

Possible bear spray used during fight at St. John's high school, sending students to hospital Wed, 19 Sep 2018 10:22:48 EDT Some sort of aerosol — possibly bear spray — was deployed this morning at Prince of Wales Collegiate in St. John's, the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary has confirmed.

From L.A. to Conception Bay: Director with Newfoundland roots shoots 1st feature film Wed, 19 Sep 2018 15:15:58 EDT Topsail Beach and Mount Pearl Square are just a few of the sets for the psychological drama, Black Conflux.

How social media solved a 1970s era Newfoundland photography mystery No driver's licence? No problem! 15-year-old wins NASCAR Division I debut in Avondale Reliability of power winter supply puts Newfoundland 'at mercy of weather': report Cat rescuer says animal protection laws need tougher enforcement School district pleads with Red Bay parents to send kids to class Tiny homes turn tiny town into a trendy place to live

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Roadside happy dance marked lotto win for newest N.L. millionaires | Polls to close soon in Windsor Lake byelection | Hike, some Great Big Sea among highlights of Julie Payette's first official N.L. visit | Apologize or face defamation suit, Danny Williams warns Muskrat Falls critic

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Roadside happy dance marked lotto win for newest N.L. millionaires Thu, 20 Sep 2018 16:40:58 EDT With their winnings, the couple plan to build a new house in Wreck Cove — replacing a mobile home — and they will be buying new vehicles too.

Polls to close soon in Windsor Lake byelection Thu, 20 Sep 2018 06:30:00 EDT Polls to close at 8 p.m.

Hike, some Great Big Sea among highlights of Julie Payette's first official N.L. visit Thu, 20 Sep 2018 14:32:32 EDT Her career has taken her from outer space to Signal Hill.

Apologize or face defamation suit, Danny Williams warns Muskrat Falls critic Thu, 20 Sep 2018 13:18:00 EDT Williams' legal team has asked megaproject opponent Ron Penney to retract comments he made to the CBC, or else.

Canada Post cuts in Corner Brook based on poorly-timed mail count: union With 3 MusicNL nominations, Property's value is up Manganese levels decreasing at Petty Harbour Long Pond water supply 'Worst pain felt in me life': Prince of Wales students recount getting hit by bear spray N.L. student sent to drunk tank in Halifax denies he was intoxicated Charges laid in drunk-driving case held up by forensic lab delays

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Ches Crosbie wants to turn N.L. around. First, though, he's gotta get his moose | How much has this caribou herd dropped since 2001? 99 per cent | Collision with pole causes downtown power outage | Muskrat Falls forensic audit 'raises serious concerns' of initial estimates: Browne

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Ches Crosbie wants to turn N.L. around. First, though, he's gotta get his moose Fri, 21 Sep 2018 15:46:36 EDT The winner in Thursday night's byelection may come from a political family, but he's fairly new to politics himself.

How much has this caribou herd dropped since 2001? 99 per cent Fri, 21 Sep 2018 16:06:34 EDT The George River caribou herd, which straddles Labrador and Quebec, is in a critical state, according to biologists.

Collision with pole causes downtown power outage Fri, 21 Sep 2018 13:59:52 EDT The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary is telling the public to expect long traffic delays.

Muskrat Falls forensic audit 'raises serious concerns' of initial estimates: Browne Fri, 21 Sep 2018 10:19:46 EDT The audit's findings suggest that the isolated island option may have cost less than Muskrat Falls.

Western Regional Waste is happy, but Parsons not ruling out changing laws to settle trash talks Roof fire shuts down services at The Gathering Place Probable bear spray attack at Prince of Wales Collegiate leads to arrest Labrador woman sounds the alarm after blocked from becoming an ambulance driver 'Anything's a possibility,' says Paul Davis on potential federal run The secret to living zero waste? Start small

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Marine Atlantic ferry assisting with rescue of man, dog aboard sailboat off Cape Breton | Geoff Younghusband builds a warm and tasty gathering spot | So you wanna be a firefighter? Join Jeremy Eaton as he tries to make the grade | Marble Mountain won't open on Tuesdays

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Marine Atlantic ferry assisting with rescue of man, dog aboard sailboat off Cape Breton Mon, 24 Sep 2018 13:12:33 EDT A man aboard a boat is evidently refusing to leave.

Geoff Younghusband builds a warm and tasty gathering spot Mon, 24 Sep 2018 17:55:14 EDT Geoff Younghusband's hand-built outdoor oven is the spot where people gather at his property in Whiteway, Trinity Bay.

So you wanna be a firefighter? Join Jeremy Eaton as he tries to make the grade Mon, 24 Sep 2018 17:00:00 EDT CBC reporter Jeremy Eaton tries out a number of firefighting training scenarios, just in case his journalism career doesn't work out.

Marble Mountain won't open on Tuesdays Mon, 24 Sep 2018 15:40:26 EDT Skiers will have to get their fix the other days of the week.

'It's absolutely amazing': Families relieved unmarked graves finally recognized Body of missing Mount Pearl man found, death not suspicious, says RNC Admiralty House orders construction stop after a new discovery under its own parking lot Have cannabis questions? The government says its new website has answers Red Bay students return to class Monday after weeks of protest Families with deaf, non-verbal children start new educational support group

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Gander family devastated after thieves steal jewelry, electronics and food from home | How could $100K improve your community? Labrador City wants to know | After uproar, Eastern Health to keep small clinic space in Portugal Cove-St. Philip's | New mining pit in Labrador west extends IOC's mine operations 50 years

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Gander family devastated after thieves steal jewelry, electronics and food from home Tue, 25 Sep 2018 16:42:59 EDT The Gillinghams are the latest in a string of break-ins — 17 since June 1.

How could $100K improve your community? Labrador City wants to know Tue, 25 Sep 2018 17:52:55 EDT The mayor and council have pledged the money — now they want community members to pitch ideas for projects that could make a difference.

After uproar, Eastern Health to keep small clinic space in Portugal Cove-St. Philip's Tue, 25 Sep 2018 17:21:39 EDT After announcing in August that Eastern Health will be closing the public health clinic in Portugal Cove-St.Philip's the plan has been altered to remain embedded in the community, but on a smaller scale.

New mining pit in Labrador west extends IOC's mine operations 50 years Tue, 25 Sep 2018 16:09:06 EDT The Moss Pit has officially opened as of Tuesday, at the Iron Ore Company of Canada's Labrador City mining site.

Judge rules Avondale man was right to shoot drunken intruder at his home Meet Ashley Brauweiler, CBC's new meteorologist in N.L. Financial 'dire straits' force Marble Mountain cutback Ed Martin's lawyer attacks Muskrat Falls audit for 'unfairness' Residents split on renaming Discovery Day, suggests new poll Car ends up in small river near MUN

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Downsizing council one option St. John's to consider in election campaign review | Watch these students erupt when they're asked to sing with the Wiggles | 'It's incredible': World-renowned b-boy Lazylegz break dances in N.L. | Teenage boy charged with sexual assaults after incidents on school bus

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Downsizing council one option St. John's to consider in election campaign review Wed, 26 Sep 2018 17:10:56 EDT During Wednesday's committee of the whole meeting at St. John's city hall a motion was carried that council establish a panel to review the current election campaign process.

Watch these students erupt when they're asked to sing with the Wiggles Wed, 26 Sep 2018 18:06:07 EDT Some kids in Holy Heart's school choir ended their first-ever practice performing with the Wiggles.

'It's incredible': World-renowned b-boy Lazylegz break dances in N.L. Wed, 26 Sep 2018 15:27:24 EDT Luca (Lazylegz) Patuelli is a break dancer with a muscle and joint disorder. He's touring stages across Newfoundland with his motivational story.

Teenage boy charged with sexual assaults after incidents on school bus Wed, 26 Sep 2018 04:30:00 EDT A family in Newfoundland is disappointed by the school district's response, after alleged sexual assaults took place on their eight-year-old daughter's school bus.

Day 646 of D-J Composites lockout marked by big union rally 'You're awesome': Clarenville Grade 7 student spreads kindness via sticky notes 7 N.L. players headed to world softball championship with Canadian team

Gander family devastated after thieves steal jewelry, electronics and food from home

A different kind of Wiggles: Children's group members play adults-only St. John's show PSAC members rally over Phoenix failures, glacial pace of contract talks

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Capital Hyundai expansion shows confidence in economy: Premier Ball | Oh baby! Legendary broadcaster Bob Cole returns for final season | Shine on, harvest moon: A sampling of stunning audience photos | Unifor expands pickets from D-J Composites to government offices in lockout

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Capital Hyundai expansion shows confidence in economy: Premier Ball Thu, 27 Sep 2018 16:50:02 EDT The Capital Auto Group broke ground on Thursday, marking the beginning of a massive expansion for Capital Hyundai set to be completed by 2020.

Oh baby! Legendary broadcaster Bob Cole returns for final season Thu, 27 Sep 2018 15:01:55 EDT Legendary play-by-play man Bob Cole will return to the broadcast booth to call 10 games in his 50th and final season on HNIC, Sportsnet said Thursday.

Shine on, harvest moon: A sampling of stunning audience photos Thu, 27 Sep 2018 18:02:17 EDT We received a large number of harvest moon images this week, and decided to showcase some of the best shots.

Unifor expands pickets from D-J Composites to government offices in lockout Thu, 27 Sep 2018 11:51:26 EDT Union representatives moved their pressure from the picket line to government offices in the second day of a mega-rally at Gander's D-J Composites.

Millions in lien claims target unpaid bills by Muskrat Falls contractor Astaldi Man falls 40 feet while working on roof of St. John's home Former Hickman Equipment general manager sentenced for fraud Progress being made on manganese levels in St. John's west end water supply: Breen MUN students slam transphobic stickers appearing in gender-neutral bathrooms

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Danny Williams lashes out at Muskrat Falls critics during inquiry testimony | Education minister eyes school bus cameras but says more input needed | Tuna flips for the seafood special in Holyrood | FISH-NL president vows to keep fighting despite certification rejection

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Danny Williams lashes out at Muskrat Falls critics during inquiry testimony Mon, 1 Oct 2018 05:30:43 EDT Opposition from critics of the project is “reckless, irresponsible and shameful,” he said Monday.

Education minister eyes school bus cameras but says more input needed Mon, 1 Oct 2018 09:55:18 EDT The province's education minister says the privacy concerns around cameras on buses must be addressed, but parents of a girl abused in western N.L. want them installed.

Tuna flips for the seafood special in Holyrood Mon, 1 Oct 2018 10:26:07 EDT "I just got lucky," says amateur photographer Ronald O'Toole.

FISH-NL president vows to keep fighting despite certification rejection Mon, 1 Oct 2018 07:27:35 EDT Ryan Cleary says dismissal is not a blow to the group but an opportunity.

How an abandoned orchard in Milton unleashed a thirst for cider N.L. hip-hop artist Kielley Koyote gets nod from Rolling Stone India A stinging audit and a rebuttal: What the Muskrat inquiry's Labrador stop revealed Meteor over Northeast Avalon captured by dashcams Kami mine project looking good for Labrador West — except for that $1B price tag You may not love Mondays but you'll love the CBC N.L. live blog

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'Something gone awry': Did Nalcor remove Muskrat costs to win support in Nova Scotia? | Performance artist Louise Moyse dances people down memory lane on Long's Hill | University looks for answers on how to represent Indigenous people better at MUN | Fired school board manager Derek Newhook appeals convictions for fraud, breach of trust

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'Something gone awry': Did Nalcor remove Muskrat costs to win support in Nova Scotia? Tue, 2 Oct 2018 05:30:00 EDT A co-counsel for the Muskrat Falls inquiry revealed Monday that Nalcor Energy removed a $300-million strategic reserve from the project's cost estimates at the request of Emera Inc.

Performance artist Louise Moyse dances people down memory lane on Long's Hill Tue, 2 Oct 2018 07:30:00 EDT If you have ever wondered about the history of Long's Hill, just ask performing artist Louise Moyse.

University looks for answers on how to represent Indigenous people better at MUN Tue, 2 Oct 2018 06:30:00 EDT The university's Aboriginal affairs special advisor is facilitating a meeting in Happy Valley-Goose Bay and seeking input.

Fired school board manager Derek Newhook appeals convictions for fraud, breach of trust Tue, 2 Oct 2018 04:30:00 EDT A former school board supervisor on the Burin Peninsula was convicted this summer after a trial in provincial court.

Woman who drove through concrete wall charged with making false complaint New financial assessment process 'a welcomed change,' says seniors advocate How Newbornlander is creating fashion-forward babies Premier may reconvene House of Assembly early to force D-J Composites, Unifor talks This woman is the first known Newfoundlander to appear on Jeopardy Tuesday is back, and so is the CBC N.L. live blog

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St. John's lawyer Kirsten Morry finishes 3rd in challenging Jeopardy appearance | No evidence that cost estimates for Muskrat Falls were reviewed, inquiry hears | Sliced bologna and cold beer: Petty Harbour-Maddox Cove has a corner store again | N.L. spent a whopping $406M on Atlantic Lottery last year

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St. John's lawyer Kirsten Morry finishes 3rd in challenging Jeopardy appearance Wed, 3 Oct 2018 07:49:43 EDT We'll take Fine Performance By a Newfoundlander on a Game Show for $2,000, Alex.

No evidence that cost estimates for Muskrat Falls were reviewed, inquiry hears Wed, 3 Oct 2018 07:24:12 EDT A co-counsel with the Muskrat Falls inquiry says a search for government reviews of Nalcor cost estimates for the troubled project have so far come up empty.

Sliced bologna and cold beer: Petty Harbour-Maddox Cove has a corner store again Wed, 3 Oct 2018 06:30:00 EDT It's been about a year since the corner store in Petty Harbour-Maddox Cove closed, but Beachfront Variety has opened to fill that need.

N.L. spent a whopping $406M on Atlantic Lottery last year Wed, 3 Oct 2018 05:30:00 EDT Newfoundlanders and Labradorians love to take a chance, take a chance, take a chance.

Overnight construction launched for Kenmount Road intersection Muskrat and the p-factor: Nalcor took a risky approach that lowered cost estimates N.L. sexual assault victims could soon report attacks anonymously via 3rd party RNC adds new recruit to take a bite out of crime Elections Quebec doesn't recognize the official Labrador - Quebec boundary line PWC students risk suspensions to protest loss of parking spaces

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Immigrants needed to fill jobs at Marystown aquaculture hub, says Paul Antle | More companies say Astaldi not paying bills, as liens soar to $34M | Janice Goudie announced as new host of CBC's Labrador Morning | Lab City teen says it's no easy task balancing home work with a home business

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Immigrants needed to fill jobs at Marystown aquaculture hub, says Paul Antle Thu, 4 Oct 2018 08:20:34 EDT There will be employment for residents but 'we need more people,' says Antle.

More companies say Astaldi not paying bills, as liens soar to $34M Thu, 4 Oct 2018 05:30:00 EDT The financially troubled main contractor on the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric project is now facing $34 million in claims from suppliers over unpaid bills.

Janice Goudie announced as new host of CBC's Labrador Morning Thu, 4 Oct 2018 06:19:18 EDT Janice Goudie, a journalist who inspired a character in the hit Broadway musical Come From Away, is taking on a new challenge.

Lab City teen says it's no easy task balancing home work with a home business Thu, 4 Oct 2018 04:30:00 EDT Brady Strugnell, 14, is renting out the house next door and getting some early lessons on being an entrepreneur.

Move over, Jake Doyle: The latest crime-fighting TV star in St. John's is a dog named Rex Unifor says D-J Composites has agreed to binding arbitration Bursts of autumn colour! Relax for a moment with our new audience gallery Senior bureaucrat says Indigenous groups heavily consulted on Muskrat Military looking to provide case workers for victims of sexual misconduct Woman dead after vehicle crashes off Northern Peninsula highway

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After 20 years, it's time to alpaca it up | 'It was hurtful': Newfoundland boy with autism allegedly treated badly by dentist | Moose fight! New Brunswick man films rarely seen spectacle | N.L. dairy industry feels let down by new trade deal

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After 20 years, it's time to alpaca it up Fri, 5 Oct 2018 06:30:00 EDT Cathy Whitehead and Ed Hutchings of Felix Cove are closing the petting farm and the wool shop, and even selling their house.

'It was hurtful': Newfoundland boy with autism allegedly treated badly by dentist Fri, 5 Oct 2018 05:35:00 EDT The family of a 10-year-old boy with autism says a dentist in Western Newfoundland was rude and insensitive to the boy's special needs.

Moose fight! New Brunswick man films rarely seen spectacle Thu, 4 Oct 2018 19:28:08 EDT Denis Levesque spends most of his time in the woods, but the forestry technician and avid hunter couldn’t believe the sight he and a friend happened upon Tuesday.

N.L. dairy industry feels let down by new trade deal Fri, 5 Oct 2018 04:30:00 EDT Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may call the new trade agreement a good deal for Canada, but it's a bad deal for the dairy industry, says one N.L. producer.

Premier says D-J Composites lockout could have ended months ago Man accused of attempting to murder wife was the real victim, defence argues Astaldi in talks with Nalcor over 'extra cost' incurred at Muskrat Falls N.L. sexual assault hotline sees spike in calls during Kavanaugh hearing It's the finally Friday edition of the CBC N.L. live blog Minnie Callan — killed in 1986 — and Victoria Head among women added to In Her Name list

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1st proper football field could help grow sport in Newfoundland and Labrador | Scotiabank departure will be a sharp loss, La Scie mayor says | Will a sky-high hotel wreck downtown St. John's? | Motorcyclist clocked going 56 km/h over speed limit on ORR

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1st proper football field could help grow sport in Newfoundland and Labrador Mon, 8 Oct 2018 09:00:00 EDT A converted soccer pitch in St. John's is now the first official field with upright goalposts in this province, says Football N.L.

Scotiabank departure will be a sharp loss, La Scie mayor says Mon, 8 Oct 2018 07:30:00 EDT After next September, the nearest bank will be a 45-minute drive away.

Will a sky-high hotel wreck downtown St. John's? Mon, 8 Oct 2018 04:30:00 EDT Danny Breen and Sheilagh O'Leary have different views about a downtown proposal.

Motorcyclist clocked going 56 km/h over speed limit on ORR Mon, 8 Oct 2018 04:57:59 EDT The 22-year-old driver was given a seven-day licence suspension and had his motorcycle impounded for three days.

How artificial intelligence and lasers could make the seas safer Happy Thanksgiving Monday! Here's the CBC N.L. live blog From Bay Roberts to Tanya Lake: Our latest photo gallery from across the province Improving crop productivity in central Labrador's sandy soil with charcoal Giving up plastic is not as hard as it sounds, when you have a plan 'It means an awful lot': Family members thrilled at uncovering of Ferman sign

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Staying indoors is easier, but going outside is better for you, says Nature Conservancy | One headstone at a time: behind a quest to document N.L. military gravesites | Rodents scurrying around Avalon Mall movie theatre | Hunters should be able to donate game meat, says conservation group

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Staying indoors is easier, but going outside is better for you, says Nature Conservancy Tue, 9 Oct 2018 09:08:01 EDT Yes, Planet Earth is on Netflix, but it's also right outside your door.

One headstone at a time: behind a quest to document N.L. military gravesites Tue, 9 Oct 2018 06:30:00 EDT For Michael Pretty, this research project is personal.

Rodents scurrying around Avalon Mall movie theatre Tue, 9 Oct 2018 04:57:25 EDT Cineplex taking matter "very seriously," says spokesperson who has seen video of rodents in the theatre.

Hunters should be able to donate game meat, says conservation group Tue, 9 Oct 2018 05:30:00 EDT "I hope that this program can become a reality in the very short future."

Compostable containers confusing for consumers, says P.E.I. waste management Smokey Mountain ski hill gets a makeover, with new lifts and runs Maple Leafs fan living with muscular dystrophy fulfills lifelong dream Saint John mayor wants focused industry talks after Irving Oil explosion, fire Cartwright man 'over the moon' after winning Labrador marathon Get looped in after the long weekend with the CBC live blog

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N.L. correctional officers, government reach tentative deal | Quidi Vidi Brewery says it's open saison on crabapples | Harbour hero: Twillingate scuba diver determined to rid ocean of garbage | Teens charged in what police suspect was drag-racing incident

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N.L. correctional officers, government reach tentative deal Wed, 10 Oct 2018 08:50:12 EDT Financial details on the proposed deal for the 250 workers have yet to be released.

Quidi Vidi Brewery says it's open saison on crabapples Wed, 10 Oct 2018 06:30:00 EDT The brewery's latest seasonal creation will be brewed with crabapples, blueberries and raspberries.

Harbour hero: Twillingate scuba diver determined to rid ocean of garbage Wed, 10 Oct 2018 04:30:00 EDT Scuba diver Shawn Bath is fed up with the harbours in Newfoundland and Labrador being used as dumpsites.

Teens charged in what police suspect was drag-racing incident Wed, 10 Oct 2018 04:58:44 EDT Both of the males were arrested within a few hours and the vehicles were seized.

Nestlé, Tim Hortons named Canada's top plastic polluters Wade Locke regrets Muskrat Falls involvement, says wife warned against it Legalization looms, but Happy Valley-Goose Bay won't have pot shop until winter Boilermaker describes fear, chaos during fiery Saint John refinery explosion St. John's council shuts down proposed short-term rental units on Signal Hill 5 drivers with no insurance, licence pulled over in St. John's region

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Custard's next stand: Creamy cones from Lar's returning in new St. John's restaurant | Off the air, on the farm: Why this broadcaster made a mid-life career change | Western Brook Pond trail closing for season Monday as infrastructure work resumes | Legendary Blue Baron baseball bus plays its final inning

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Custard's next stand: Creamy cones from Lar's returning in new St. John's restaurant Thu, 11 Oct 2018 09:09:46 EDT Remember Lar's Fruit Stand?

Off the air, on the farm: Why this broadcaster made a mid-life career change Thu, 11 Oct 2018 05:30:00 EDT It took Bill Gregory 25 years to realize he wanted to farm, but now he says he's never been happier.

Western Brook Pond trail closing for season Monday as infrastructure work resumes Thu, 11 Oct 2018 06:16:31 EDT Not everyone has been happy with the work done so far.

Legendary Blue Baron baseball bus plays its final inning Thu, 11 Oct 2018 04:30:00 EDT Once busy bringing kids to championships across Atlantic Canada, the Blue Baron bus now sits empty in the parking lot of Corner Brook's Jubilee Field.

Clashes at the inquiry as credibility of Muskrat critics challenged 2 Labrador West men behind bars for cocaine trafficking Explaining the rules for cannabis, one week from legalization Donated school supplies on 'vehicle of hope' arrive in Nigeria Stay on top of news, weather and traffic this Thursday with the CBC N.L. live blog Dangerous Kenmount and Polina intersection realigned and reopened

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Legal weed can go on sale at 12:01 a.m. on Oct. 17, says premier | It's 'frustrating' to be only province without child vision coverage, says N.L. optometrist | Mass resignation rocks Northern Arm town council | A short, traumatic life: N.L. failed child who died, says advocate

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Legal weed can go on sale at 12:01 a.m. on Oct. 17, says premier Fri, 12 Oct 2018 07:48:47 EDT Premier Dwight Ball says the most important aspects of legalization are safety and regulation.

It's 'frustrating' to be only province without child vision coverage, says N.L. optometrist Fri, 12 Oct 2018 06:30:00 EDT N.L. needs to catch up to the rest of the country and provide at least eye examinations to children, says an optometrist in Corner Brook.

Mass resignation rocks Northern Arm town council Fri, 12 Oct 2018 05:30:00 EDT Mass resignation — fuelled by a conflict of interest allegation against the mayor — has ground the business of Northern Arm to a halt.

A short, traumatic life: N.L. failed child who died, says advocate Fri, 12 Oct 2018 04:30:00 EDT The province's child and youth advocate is taking aim at gaps in the child protection system, after a child died following a life marred by violence and neglect.

1 dead in crash between SUV, school bus on Veterans Memorial Highway Stantec closing its Corner Brook office, with 9 jobs lost Muskrat Falls symbolic of 'being owned,' Labrador activist tells inquiry Costco's move to Galway delayed, according to company's website The finally Friday edition of the CBC N.L. live blog N.L. woman spreads Breastless and Beautiful message in Kentucky and at 35,000 feet up

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Come From Away coming to St. John's in January | Funeral to be held Tuesday for teacher killed in school bus crash | Missing and murdered Indigenous women inquiry starts in St. John's | WWI hero Tommy Ricketts honoured on 100th anniversary of daring rescue

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Come From Away coming to St. John's in January Mon, 15 Oct 2018 09:00:09 EDT The concert-style performances, co-presented with Opera on the Avalon, will likely mirror the show the original cast performed in Gander.

Funeral to be held Tuesday for teacher killed in school bus crash Mon, 15 Oct 2018 06:45:23 EDT The teacher at St. Francis School in Harbour Grace died when her SUV and a school bus collided Oct. 11.

Missing and murdered Indigenous women inquiry starts in St. John's Mon, 15 Oct 2018 07:27:08 EDT Nine people will testify during the four days of hearings, in the third stage of the inquiry.

WWI hero Tommy Ricketts honoured on 100th anniversary of daring rescue Mon, 15 Oct 2018 07:00:00 EDT A Royal Newfoundland Regiment soldier credited with saving multiple lives during the First World War is being honoured with a new peace park in Conception Bay South.

Baccalieu Trail SPCA breaks ground in Spaniard's Bay How to drive in Newfoundland: An illustrated guide Fortunate Ones, Mark Bragg come out on top at the MusicNL awards 'It just looks horrible': Black Tickle man wants cleaner, clearer water 'Learning as we go': Alberta's oilsands grapple with cannabis legalization What lessons can N.L. learn about cannabis legalization from Colorado?

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Come From Away ticket mania in St. John's | Eastern Health breach names patients who suffered pregnancy and infant loss | Wind, rain and snow in provincial forecast as ferry crossings cancelled | Countdown is on, as N.L. gets ready for legal marijuana

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Come From Away ticket mania in St. John's Tue, 16 Oct 2018 09:02:40 EDT Tickets went on sale at 10 a.m. NT and the website seems to have crashed due to demand.

Eastern Health breach names patients who suffered pregnancy and infant loss Tue, 16 Oct 2018 08:30:18 EDT Rhonda McMeekin, who advocates for others who have experience the same loss she has, says changes are needed to prevent exposing vulnerable people again.

Wind, rain and snow in provincial forecast as ferry crossings cancelled Tue, 16 Oct 2018 06:39:06 EDT Wind and rainfall warnings are in place across Newfoundland, and up to 35 centimetres of snow are expected in parts of Labrador.

Countdown is on, as N.L. gets ready for legal marijuana Tue, 16 Oct 2018 05:30:00 EDT St. John's Mayor Danny Breen says he's not expecting to see a big change in behaviour.

From out of work to Set for Life All your questions about legal recreational cannabis in N.L. answered St. John's man takes on world's best in Ironman championships Last stop St. John's: Cross country on bicycles raising money for kid's breakfast program Sex trade to come under scrutiny at missing and murdered Indigenous women inquiry Former Nalcor board members satisfied they were fully informed prior to Muskrat sanction

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First legal weed sold in Canada at Newfoundland shops | No injuries in 3-vehicle collision involving school bus in St. John's | Legal cannabis is new, but impaired driving is not, RCMP says | Indigenous inquiry expected to hear testimony on violence, human trafficking

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First legal weed sold in Canada at Newfoundland shops Tue, 16 Oct 2018 21:17:28 EDT "When's the last time you bought a gram and got a receipt for it? Never happened," said Canopy CEO Bruce Linton to his first customers as they stood in the front of the line for sales to officially start.

No injuries in 3-vehicle collision involving school bus in St. John's Wed, 17 Oct 2018 07:25:35 EDT Police were at the scene of a three-vehicle collision involving a school bus full of children near Higgins Line and Allandale Road in St. John's Wednesday morning.

Legal cannabis is new, but impaired driving is not, RCMP says Wed, 17 Oct 2018 07:10:57 EDT Police have busting marijuana-impaired drivers well before legalization, but they do have some new tools to help in the wake of October 17.

Indigenous inquiry expected to hear testimony on violence, human trafficking Wed, 17 Oct 2018 07:35:56 EDT The commission is holding its third day of testimony in St. John's.

St. John's should have consulted sex workers before drafting new rules for massage parlours: support worker Training for truckers should be mandatory in N.L., driver says 'I'd say that's nonsense': Nalcor board members challenged about their connections to Danny Williams Woman alleges horrific sexual abuse while in government care, lawsuit held up by document delays U.S. border patrol warns 'amnesty' for pot convictions doesn't guarantee entry MHA's attendance at Corner Brook Pride Week draws backlash

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Putting seatbelts on school buses a 'money issue,' former N.L. operator says | Audience of Chairs debuts on home ground at women's festival | Car hits building at Rawlins Cross in St. John's | Home grown: Local family takes on Labrador City's cannabis sales

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Putting seatbelts on school buses a 'money issue,' former N.L. operator says Thu, 18 Oct 2018 05:30:00 EDT The Newfoundland and Labrador government says it takes lead from Transport Canada, which is now reviewing seatbelt safety on school buses after a Fifth Estate investigation.

Audience of Chairs debuts on home ground at women's festival Thu, 18 Oct 2018 07:52:45 EDT The film focuses on the "heartbreaking" world of a woman who is bipolar, and doesn't know it.

Car hits building at Rawlins Cross in St. John's Thu, 18 Oct 2018 05:28:56 EDT A car drove into the Kitchen Design building, and a man was taken to hospital.

Home grown: Local family takes on Labrador City's cannabis sales Thu, 18 Oct 2018 07:30:00 EDT High North is Labrador's only legal cannabis retailer and one of a handful of independent shops in the province.

Muskrat estimates did not meet 'any reasonable standards,' says Nalcor insider Stigma of sexual exploitation likely to be addressed at Indigenous inquiry Bargain price oil: How long will it last? After a single day, N.L. has a shortage in marijuana Pump prices a little less painful Suspect, 21, in custody after alleged carjacking, speeding with a weapon

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Anatomy of a killing: The death of Steven Miller | New trial coming for Doug Snelgrove, RNC officer accused of sexual assault | Astaldi told to stop work, but employees remain on the job at Muskrat Falls for now | Water will be released over Churchill Falls for 4th time in about 40 years

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Anatomy of a killing: The death of Steven Miller Fri, 19 Oct 2018 09:10:24 EDT Following a court hearing this morning, CBC can finally bring you the details of a grisly killing.

New trial coming for Doug Snelgrove, RNC officer accused of sexual assault Fri, 19 Oct 2018 08:55:13 EDT Douglas Snelgrove was acquitted of all charges in 2017, but the Crown's appeal of that verdict has been granted, and a new trial ordered.

Astaldi told to stop work, but employees remain on the job at Muskrat Falls for now Fri, 19 Oct 2018 08:26:30 EDT Astaldi workers told CBC News on Friday they have not been laid off.

Water will be released over Churchill Falls for 4th time in about 40 years Fri, 19 Oct 2018 04:30:00 EDT A controlled release of water should bring the falls up to about 10 per cent of what they were in the 1960s, a Nalcor employee says.

Nalcor issues stop-work order to Astaldi; 500 workers being sent home from Muskrat Falls Doctors want to talk pot dangers with patients Muskrat Falls manager tried to tamper with expert assessment of project, inquiry told Police, NLC raid cannabis shop in downtown St. John's Gander man and woman charged with theft of meat, cigarettes and other items Stunning fall colour, rainbows and waves! Enjoy our latest audience photo gallery

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2 women charged after allegedly pocketing funds raised for child with cerebral palsy | Family refusing to discharge father from St. Anthony hospital | Ocean water too warm to cool Canadian science ship's engines | They can dig it: Meet the other kind of metal heads, who unearth local history

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2 women charged after allegedly pocketing funds raised for child with cerebral palsy Mon, 22 Oct 2018 05:30:00 EDT Ayla Tipple is pleased to see court dates for the two women she alleges kept more than $6,000 raised for her daughter.

Family refusing to discharge father from St. Anthony hospital Sun, 21 Oct 2018 15:11:21 EDT After a family refused to let their father be discharged from hospital in St. Anthony, Labrador-Grenfell Health has agreed to let him stay.

Ocean water too warm to cool Canadian science ship's engines Mon, 22 Oct 2018 06:21:56 EDT Offshore Nova Scotia surface ocean temperatures were so warm earlier this month they forced a Canadian research ship that uses seawater to cool its engines to slow down.

They can dig it: Meet the other kind of metal heads, who unearth local history Mon, 22 Oct 2018 04:30:00 EDT "Nothing compares to actually holding a piece of history in your hands. A book can't do that."

Canada Post hit by rotating strikes in Victoria, Edmonton, Halifax, Windsor, Ont. From Gargamelle Cove to Goose Bay: Check out our latest audience gallery How an upholsterer in Labrador is putting the 'fur' in furniture with sealskin On with the slow: Learning traditional music, but at a temperate speed Meet cardiologist Bill Devlin, the ape crusader Labrador family overjoyed to finally meet man with loved one's transplanted heart

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NLC tells St. John's weed supply store it can't use 'cannabis' | Climbing couple hang out for wedding photos on cliff face | Onions, margarine, weed: Legalization is changing more than our shopping lists | Official House of Assembly harassment scandal findings coming today

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NLC tells St. John's weed supply store it can't use 'cannabis' Tue, 23 Oct 2018 08:16:50 EDT The owner of the Dabber Hashery said NLC employees came to the store on Wednesday, told Keefe he needed to “re-read the legislation” on cannabis.

Climbing couple hang out for wedding photos on cliff face Mon, 22 Oct 2018 19:42:26 EDT One couple who recently tied the knot literally tied a few knots to climb on their big day.

Onions, margarine, weed: Legalization is changing more than our shopping lists Tue, 23 Oct 2018 04:30:41 EDT Newfoundland and Labrador should not be at all shy about the new law of the land, writes Colleen Power.

Official House of Assembly harassment scandal findings coming today Tue, 23 Oct 2018 05:30:00 EDT ​The House of Assembly is opening ahead of schedule Tuesday to table official reports into harassment allegations that exposed political turmoil in April.

No weed at Tweed stores in N.L., other retailers in the province also out of product A fiefdom and a runaway train: Unflattering words for Nalcor at inquiry Early winter means early cross-country skiing in Labrador City We immunize our children, but why do so few of us get the flu shot? Forcible confinement among new charges facing accused carjacker Jesse Lewis The Once talks life on the road and 10th annual Christmas show

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Dale Kirby found in contempt for leaking harassment report | Finance minister defends contract with firm linked to Saudi scandal | Sleeping in is overrated: Corner Brook students prefer earlier start time to new 9:20 bell | Pam Parsons blasts 'archaic,' 'sexist' logic in harassment report ahead of House debate

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Dale Kirby found in contempt for leaking harassment report Wed, 24 Oct 2018 08:27:06 EDT The five reports into the conduct of Dale Kirby and Eddie Joyce are front and centre at the House of Assembly Wednesday.

Finance minister defends contract with firm linked to Saudi scandal Wed, 24 Oct 2018 06:33:39 EDT Tom Osborne says he’s confident McKinsey & Company never intended for its report on social media in Saudi Arabia to be used by the kingdom to punish its critics.

Sleeping in is overrated: Corner Brook students prefer earlier start time to new 9:20 bell Wed, 24 Oct 2018 06:30:05 EDT The school district pushed back the start time for Corner Brook's this year, but some students say they don't get any extra sleep and would rather start — and leave — earlier.

Pam Parsons blasts 'archaic,' 'sexist' logic in harassment report ahead of House debate Wed, 24 Oct 2018 05:30:00 EDT The Liberal MHA has submitted a letter, obtained by CBC News, to the management commission of the House of Assembly.

The heart that brought them together: A tale of tragedy, a transplant and new hope Eddie Joyce crossed line by lobbying to get friend a government job, report finds Maple Leafs to hold 2019 training camp in St. John's Muskrat without full oversight was a 'big risk,' says energy expert A lousy problem: Vet warns about dog lice in Happy Valley-Goose Bay New, state-of-the-art nurseries built in Bay Roberts — for bananas

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No payday for Astaldi workers; court gives Muskrat Falls contractor potential lifeline | Lack of supports prompt York Harbour parents to keep autistic daughter home from school | Man in custody after Botwood standoff | 'I will never sit in a cabinet or caucus with Sherry Gambin-Walsh,' says Eddie Joyce

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No payday for Astaldi workers; court gives Muskrat Falls contractor potential lifeline Thu, 25 Oct 2018 05:30:00 EDT Payroll was not in workers' accounts on Thursday morning, a labour group representing skilled workers says.

Lack of supports prompt York Harbour parents to keep autistic daughter home from school Thu, 25 Oct 2018 06:30:00 EDT A seven-year-old York Harbour girl has yet to go to school this year due to what her parents say is a lack of supports at her new school.

Man in custody after Botwood standoff Thu, 25 Oct 2018 04:51:26 EDT The incident blocked access to the community via Twomey Drive, which is where the hospital is located.

'I will never sit in a cabinet or caucus with Sherry Gambin-Walsh,' says Eddie Joyce Wed, 24 Oct 2018 20:47:34 EDT Eddie Joyce responded to the controversy surrounding reports of harassment in the House of Assembly by saying he won't be returning to the Liberal cabinet or caucus if Sherry Gambin-Walsh is still a sitting member.

Breast milk bank now helping most vulnerable N.L. babies Did the Liberal caucus laugh at a school burning down? Tory MHA puts question to legislature Coast guard ship breakdown ends 48-year science survey streak N.L. recycles 4,500 tonnes of electronics in 5 years Public utilities board lawyer says Muskrat review was rocky from Day 1 Cannabis Act could infringe on freedom of expression, says St. John's lawyer

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'It will destroy our neighbourhood': Mount Pearl residents blast development plans | Outer Ring Road lanes near Thorburn Road now open after 4 collisions Thursday | Fire destroys St. Mary's Bay fish plant | Coffee, community and conversation at the new 'living room' in Happy Valley-Goose Bay

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'It will destroy our neighbourhood': Mount Pearl residents blast development plans Fri, 26 Oct 2018 07:07:33 EDT Residents are angry about a new mixed-use development in the works, and are giving the city an earful about it.

Outer Ring Road lanes near Thorburn Road now open after 4 collisions Thursday Fri, 26 Oct 2018 06:00:15 EDT Police were on the scene from Thursday afternoon into Friday morning.

Fire destroys St. Mary's Bay fish plant Fri, 26 Oct 2018 03:43:31 EDT The Hickey & Sons Fisheries Ltd. plant in O'Donnell's, a small community southeast of Placentia, has been gutted by fire.

Coffee, community and conversation at the new 'living room' in Happy Valley-Goose Bay Fri, 26 Oct 2018 04:30:00 EDT A room at the Nunatsiavut community office has been redesigned with comfy seating and artwork made by local elders.

Well-connected Liberal staffer lands high-paying civil service job at The Rooms, without competition Corner Brook's WestSex clinic just what the doctor ordered #ThrowbackThursday: For the love of Lar's, and those iconic custard cones After Eddie Joyce says they can't work together, Sherry Gambin-Walsh says they can Multiple crashes on the Outer Ring Road as several people sent to hospital Andy Wells calls government 'a pack of bullies' at Muskrat Falls inquiry

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Steven Mercer found guilty in Hannah Thorne street-racing death | Company will rebuild St. Mary's Bay fish plant destroyed by fire | Self-harm rates soar in N.L., more than 3 times national average in some areas | Drowning of man in Conche 'devastating' for small community

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Steven Mercer found guilty in Hannah Thorne street-racing death Mon, 29 Oct 2018 08:28:51 EDT Hannah Thorne was 18 years old when she was killed in July 2016.

Company will rebuild St. Mary's Bay fish plant destroyed by fire Mon, 29 Oct 2018 09:00:47 EDT A fire destroyed the fish plant in the community last week, putting 60 people out of work.

Self-harm rates soar in N.L., more than 3 times national average in some areas Mon, 29 Oct 2018 05:30:54 EDT The province was well above the national average for self-inflicted injuries causing hospitalizations.

Drowning of man in Conche 'devastating' for small community Mon, 29 Oct 2018 05:38:18 EDT The 65-year-old man was moving his boat to a safer area during a storm when his boat capsized.

Family farm forced out of growing Kippens subdivision Another parking meter theft, another arrest in St. John's Ford owners frustrated by pace of transmission probe Spooky pooches convene for Halloween costume contest How I found my groove at a century-old church radio station Airline ticket prices could rise because of obscure new fuel rule

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Rumours of rescued missing woman in Victoria 'completely false,' say RCMP | After years of oversight warnings, a financial scandal at the school district. What now? | Climbing lanes will help, but won't solve all the issues on Veterans Memorial Highway | St. John's podcaster hits black carpet with Halloween star Jamie Lee Curtis

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Rumours of rescued missing woman in Victoria 'completely false,' say RCMP Tue, 30 Oct 2018 08:45:35 EDT The RCMP tweeted Tuesday morning that the police presence was for traffic surveillance, not a rescue.

After years of oversight warnings, a financial scandal at the school district. What now? Tue, 30 Oct 2018 05:30:01 EDT Questionable spending at the Newfoundland and Labrador English School District has been referred to the police. Could it have been avoided, and what happens now to make sure something like this doesn't happen again?

Climbing lanes will help, but won't solve all the issues on Veterans Memorial Highway Tue, 30 Oct 2018 08:34:23 EDT The transportation minister says work is ahead of schedule to add climbing lanes to the highway that has seen numerous fatalities in recent years.

St. John's podcaster hits black carpet with Halloween star Jamie Lee Curtis Tue, 30 Oct 2018 06:30:00 EDT Mike Hickey, St. John's-based creator of the podcast Fright Hype, covers Universal Pictures' live-stream broadcast of the premiere of the new Halloween

Sour cream and cigarette? Man says he found a butt in his chip bag Labrador photographer, fed up with wait times in N.L., heads to Quebec for cataract surgery St. John's man celebrates 85th birthday — on skates For Jewish community in St. John's, Pittsburgh massacre feels like 'prelude' to the Holocaust 60% of world's wildlife has been wiped out since 1970 Inquiry testimony raises questions whether Muskrat review was truly independent

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Aboriginal Family Centre moves to new location in Happy Valley-Goose Bay | When jack-o'-lanterns were turnips, not pumpkins, and other Halloween origins | Land resources minister concerned about removal of Kippens farm | Grounds for charge against former RNC officer, but conviction unlikely: leaked report

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Aboriginal Family Centre moves to new location in Happy Valley-Goose Bay Wed, 31 Oct 2018 07:30:00 EDT After mould was found in its old building, the centre has moved to a new location on Grenfell Street.

When jack-o'-lanterns were turnips, not pumpkins, and other Halloween origins Wed, 31 Oct 2018 08:39:30 EDT Across Canada, kids and adults alike are celebrating Halloween, dressing up as ghouls, witches, mythical creatures, and other beasts and characters.

Land resources minister concerned about removal of Kippens farm Wed, 31 Oct 2018 06:30:00 EDT The Minister of Land Resources says it's important for council to explain a rezoning decision that is forcing a century-old farm to close.

Grounds for charge against former RNC officer, but conviction unlikely: leaked report Wed, 31 Oct 2018 04:30:00 EDT An independent review of a retired Royal Newfoundland Constabulary officer's conduct in 2012 has concluded there are reasonable grounds to charge Tim Buckle with obstruction of justice.

How's this for a treat? Pets in costumes 'I am angry inside': Consultant criticizes Nalcor for not disclosing information Self-taught horror savants Grind Mind still turning worst nightmares into reality 2 bright students + 1 math competition = 4 wins in a row for MUN Recruitment in full swing for Indigenous workers at Voisey's Bay mine Debate of harassment reports won't happen until next week, speaker says

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Dwight Ball, Gerry Byrne heading to China to talk trade | Today the NLC bids goodbye to plastic bags. What's next? | After months of delays, Hyundai replacing faulty engine in Labrador man's car | Smell of weed as driver passes cop leads to tickets

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Dwight Ball, Gerry Byrne heading to China to talk trade Thu, 1 Nov 2018 08:08:25 EDT The trip will come a week after the provincial government releases its mining sector plan, which Ball said will be released Friday.

Today the NLC bids goodbye to plastic bags. What's next? Thu, 1 Nov 2018 06:30:00 EDT One of N.L.'s biggest retailers is making a change, and possibly paving the way for more action on the issue of single-use plastic bags.

After months of delays, Hyundai replacing faulty engine in Labrador man's car Thu, 1 Nov 2018 05:30:00 EDT A Labrador man who had been waiting months for Hyundai Canada to replace his car's ticking engine is now hopeful that the situation might soon be resolved.

Smell of weed as driver passes cop leads to tickets Thu, 1 Nov 2018 05:03:32 EDT Driver ticketed for having open cannabis in car; passenger ticketed for smoking in vehicle.

Halloween is over, but there's a treat at gas pumps Paramedics with private operators frustrated with pay and staffing regulations FISH-NL secures cash needed to keep from folding Astaldi's Muskrat Falls workers have been paid and laid off. Now their union wants to finish the job Sherry Gambin-Walsh plans to spend less time in House following harassment complaints Nalcor VP of finance says he was 'out of the loop' on Muskrat cost estimates

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Hundreds of Canada Post workers striking across Avalon Peninsula | Historic Port au Port church damaged during break-in | 'Wound on Confederation': Top court to rule on Churchill Falls-Hydro-Québec deal | Who is behind the numbered company leasing St. John's land to Canopy Growth?

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Hundreds of Canada Post workers striking across Avalon Peninsula Fri, 2 Nov 2018 07:31:43 EDT Retail post offices are unaffected, but mail carriers in St. John's and 28 other spots across the Avalon have walked out.

Historic Port au Port church damaged during break-in Fri, 2 Nov 2018 09:13:30 EDT The RCMP is on the hunt for whoever kicked in a door at the century-old Our Lady of Mercy Heritage Church.

'Wound on Confederation': Top court to rule on Churchill Falls-Hydro-Québec deal Fri, 2 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EDT Canada’s top court rules today on whether the Churchill Falls- Hydro-Québec energy deal, a lopsided financial arrangement that has fuelled a bitter political feud between two provinces, should be renegotiated.

Who is behind the numbered company leasing St. John's land to Canopy Growth? Thu, 1 Nov 2018 17:09:43 EDT A Tory MHA says the land was acquired, and then immediately leased to Canopy.

Happy Valley-Goose Bay NorthMart reopens after crippling fire Navy vet marks 50 years of volunteering for Royal Canadian Legion's poppy campaign More charges after parking meters damaged in St. John's Oilsands companies pull back on production as 'crisis' hits sector Nearly 100,000 people mark intent to donate organs on MCP cards 'Legacies are about people,' says Paul Davis as he bids emotional farewell to politics

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'Devastating news:' Union says Rona employees had no idea stores were closing | Sexual assault, forcible confinement charges laid in alleged Clarenville High hazing | 100 faces, 100 years: Bronze memorial to fallen soldiers unveiled | After 12-year hiatus, N.L. sends a wheelchair basketball team to Canada Games

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'Devastating news:' Union says Rona employees had no idea stores were closing Mon, 5 Nov 2018 07:36:46 EST An official from the union representing Rona employees says she was shocked at the "insensitive and disrespectful manner" workers were let go.

Sexual assault, forcible confinement charges laid in alleged Clarenville High hazing Mon, 5 Nov 2018 05:30:00 EST After a months-long investigation, the RCMP has laid serious charges against five young people connected to an alleged hazing at Clarenville High School.

100 faces, 100 years: Bronze memorial to fallen soldiers unveiled Mon, 5 Nov 2018 07:30:00 EST An installation made from facial casts of Great War soldiers' descendants was dedicated Sunday at Victoria Park.

After 12-year hiatus, N.L. sends a wheelchair basketball team to Canada Games Mon, 5 Nov 2018 06:32:11 EST Elite athletes are raising the profile of wheelchair basketball, organizers say, and getting more people interested in playing.

N.L.'s fatality rate in ATV, snowmobile accidents tops Atlantic region, CBC probe finds 'It's wrong:' Former RNC officer says he was scrutinized for too long, too many times Jobs lost as Rona stores in Newfoundland set to close No wild, wooly photos in this week's audience photo gallery! Patriotic pastry propels Eastport boy into recipe books Natuashish man accused of attempted murder has lengthy criminal record

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Toronto neighbourhood getting a taste of the Rock with newest Newfoundland store | Canopy Growth will spend $25M over 5 years to lease St. John's site, with option to buy | 'Abdicating its responsibility': Muskrat concern by mid-level bureaucrats never reached the top | MUN's grocery shuttle a godsend for students without vehicles

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Toronto neighbourhood getting a taste of the Rock with newest Newfoundland store Tue, 6 Nov 2018 06:30:00 EST A St. John's-born ex-pat was sick of hunting for homegrown staples, so he's opening a shop filled with … salt meat and pineapple Crush, of course.

Canopy Growth will spend $25M over 5 years to lease St. John's site, with option to buy Tue, 6 Nov 2018 05:30:00 EST Financial filings with securities regulators shed light on the lease arrangement between Canopy Growth and a provincially registered numbered company that owns the site of a planned cannabis production facility in St. John’s.

'Abdicating its responsibility': Muskrat concern by mid-level bureaucrats never reached the top Mon, 5 Nov 2018 16:59:09 EST The lack of any real push-back on the controversial project is a "disgraceful indictment" of the provincial public service," said Muskrat Falls critic Ron Penney.

MUN's grocery shuttle a godsend for students without vehicles Tue, 6 Nov 2018 04:30:00 EST After Churchill Square's last grocery store closed, food shopping meant a long walk for students — so the shuttle is in high demand.

What are restaurants doing to cut down on single-use plastics? 'Shame on them': St. John's to ticket drivers parked at broken meters Coast guard looks to squeeze more years from oldest ship Cannabis lobbyist's ties to Liberals under fire MHAs press Bruce Chaulk on harassment reports in House More than 4 years behind schedule, $58.9M stretch of Team Gushue Highway set to open

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Nurse who witnessed murder-suicide speaking out about domestic, workplace violence | She injured her brain in an ATV crash, and is now warning others about safety | Eddie Joyce's 2-word apology, months in the making, doesn't ring as sincere for minister | Port aux Basques family welcomes 'Irish triplets'

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Nurse who witnessed murder-suicide speaking out about domestic, workplace violence Wed, 7 Nov 2018 09:16:02 EST Lori Chaffey and Stephanie Chaisson were the only two people working at a clinic on March 26, 2012, when Chaisson's estranged ex came in with a gun.

She injured her brain in an ATV crash, and is now warning others about safety Wed, 7 Nov 2018 05:30:00 EST Tanya Pender is warning others about the need for helmets when operating ATVs so they can avoid what she's had to endure.

Eddie Joyce's 2-word apology, months in the making, doesn't ring as sincere for minister Wed, 7 Nov 2018 05:25:42 EST Independent MHAs Dale Kirby and Eddie Joyce were ordered to apologize in the House of Assembly on Tuesday, after MHAs debated reports into their behaviour. They both have to undergo respectful workplace training.

Port aux Basques family welcomes 'Irish triplets' Tue, 6 Nov 2018 17:21:58 EST Samantha Palmer and Brad Stubbington are the proud parents of newborn twins, a nine-month-old baby, and a three-and-a-half-year-old boy.

'You have got to talk about it:' Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation chief opens up about suicide Ownership of mystery company in Canopy lease deal not of concern to N.L. government Swimming lynx caught on video crossing Gander Lake 747 cargo jet goes off runway at Halifax airport House moves for more severe reprimand for Kirby and Joyce, adding respect training Judge blasts 'horrendous nature' of sexual assault of teen — but felt 'bound' to 4-year sentence

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City Sand and Gravel, opened in 1971, closing Friday — but not from lack of business | MUN puts one music program stream on ice, but launches another | 7-foot-2 Satnam Singh joins St. John's Edge at training camp | Bells of Peace to ring out, marking 100 years since end of WW I

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City Sand and Gravel, opened in 1971, closing Friday — but not from lack of business Thu, 8 Nov 2018 08:29:00 EST Larry O'Keefe says his business has worked for three and a half years to obtain the land needed to continue.

MUN puts one music program stream on ice, but launches another Thu, 8 Nov 2018 06:30:00 EST The university has launched a new joint program in music and business administration, but is suspending one path in another in music education as it works to up enrollment.

7-foot-2 Satnam Singh joins St. John's Edge at training camp Wed, 7 Nov 2018 19:05:10 EST The extremely tall player has landed in Newfoundland.

Bells of Peace to ring out, marking 100 years since end of WW I Thu, 8 Nov 2018 07:04:15 EST If you can't make it to afternoon ceremonies, Legion asks you to ring bell in your house.

Safety regulations around snowmobiles, ATVs in N.L. under review, minister says Gas prices drop for 4th straight week How wired mussels are predicting toxic algae Nalcor's appetite for risk on Muskrat Falls increased in 2010, inquiry told Oil tumbles nearly 20% from October high – but analysts expect a recovery $509M paid to Sears Canada shareholders could be subject of court case

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Family looking for answers after Marystown man found with life-threatening head injuries | Man arrested after woman's body found in Kilbride apartment, but not in relation to her death | Avalon Mall opens its new 650-space parking garage | Another aquaculture project, another court battle for N.L. government?

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Family looking for answers after Marystown man found with life-threatening head injuries Fri, 9 Nov 2018 05:30:00 EST Dustin Hannam, 30, has been taken off sedatives following extensive surgery after he was found unconscious in a parking lot, and his family hopes to find out what happened to him.

Man arrested after woman's body found in Kilbride apartment, but not in relation to her death Fri, 9 Nov 2018 05:00:00 EST A man is being held in custody for unrelated matters, while the province's chief medical examiner works to determine if a woman was killed in a Kilbride apartment.

Avalon Mall opens its new 650-space parking garage Fri, 9 Nov 2018 05:23:02 EST The covered parking garage replaces the outdoor lot and pedway that used to be on O'Leary Avenue.

Another aquaculture project, another court battle for N.L. government? Fri, 9 Nov 2018 06:30:00 EST Environmental groups want to stop the Marine Harvest expansion.

Dwight Ball recruits new blood for cabinet to replace Kirby, Joyce A look at the lasting ripple effects the Great War had on N.L. society Waiting on wages: 122 non-union Astaldi workers owed paycheques More oversight means more red tape, worries for strapped administrators, says NLTA

City Sand and Gravel, opened in 1971, closing Friday — but not from lack of business

Armistice 100 exhibit in Mount Pearl features N.L. military artifacts from WWI

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Helicopters called in to search for man missing in remote area near Terra Nova | Why a Rabbittown corner store tells more than just a family's tale | Finding an environmentally friendly fishing rope | 'Appalling' number of impaired driving deaths on ATVs, snowmobiles, says MADD

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Helicopters called in to search for man missing in remote area near Terra Nova Mon, 12 Nov 2018 07:55:49 EST He was travelling with three other men when their vehicle went into a river in a remote area near the town of Terra Nova.

Why a Rabbittown corner store tells more than just a family's tale Mon, 12 Nov 2018 08:30:00 EST Trudy Morgan-Cole's Most Anything You Please explores the changing fortunes of Rabbittown, of St. John's, and of the province, all from behind the counter of a family-owned corner store.

Finding an environmentally friendly fishing rope Mon, 12 Nov 2018 05:30:00 EST Jackie Saturno wants to cut down on the amount of microplastics ending up in the water from fishing gear.

'Appalling' number of impaired driving deaths on ATVs, snowmobiles, says MADD Mon, 12 Nov 2018 05:00:00 EST The head of MADD Canada says education campaigns aimed at preventing impaired driving have limited success without strong legislation and enforcement of the rules.

How a blast on a battlefield in France destroyed a Newfoundland town Snow, fog, sun — we've got it all in our audience photo gallery 2 Syrian families, 2 different Newfoundland coasts, 1 love of food Remembrance Day ends with a ringing of bells in Newfoundland and Labrador One of N.L.'s oldest unions swears in its first female members Small gym, big heart: St. John's Muay Thai team takes national title

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Retail in flux: How the ride down Stavanger Drive is going to get bumpier | RCMP nab cocaine, cash and 2 men in west coast drug bust | Man says 67-year-old father robbed, assaulted in his St. John's taxi | RCMP crack down on N.L. underage ATV drivers, but hit roadblocks with parents

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Retail in flux: How the ride down Stavanger Drive is going to get bumpier Tue, 13 Nov 2018 04:30:00 EST The question is: how difficult will it be to fill those massive spaces left behind?

RCMP nab cocaine, cash and 2 men in west coast drug bust Tue, 13 Nov 2018 09:13:14 EST The RCMP have arrested men from Stephenville and Corner Brook in an ongoing drug investigation they're calling Operation Bruin.

Man says 67-year-old father robbed, assaulted in his St. John's taxi Tue, 13 Nov 2018 07:21:45 EST Rod Matthews says his father was robbed and assaulted in the cab he drives near Cornwall Crescent in the west end of St. John's Tuesday morning.

RCMP crack down on N.L. underage ATV drivers, but hit roadblocks with parents Tue, 13 Nov 2018 06:30:00 EST Changing bad habits means changing a culture of ATV use in rural parts of the province, according to the Mounties.

Independent MHA Paul Lane says all 3 parties have asked him about next election Cow on the lam: Have you seen this black Angus in Conception Bay South? Booming culinary scene in N.L. under the spotlight since Anthony Bourdain visit Missing man's body found after truck went into water near Terra Nova Mail-only medications will cause problems for Labrador seniors, worries town official Newfoundland woman searching for missing family in California wildfire

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Don't call it a party: Graydon Pelley walks away from PCs, starting new political group | Couple says witless reasons at root of order to tear down chicken coop in Witless Bay | Sloppy winter weather wallops Newfoundland and Labrador | Canada Post workers back on the picket line in Newfoundland

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Don't call it a party: Graydon Pelley walks away from PCs, starting new political group Wed, 14 Nov 2018 08:56:46 EST Graydon Pelley is focused on starting a new political party, aimed at forming government in the 2019 election.

Couple says witless reasons at root of order to tear down chicken coop in Witless Bay Wed, 14 Nov 2018 06:54:07 EST They just wanted to raise three chickens, but the town council and a family of complainants had other ideas, says a couple in Witless Bay.

Sloppy winter weather wallops Newfoundland and Labrador Wed, 14 Nov 2018 06:24:41 EST Schools are closed and ferries are delayed as winter weather wallops Newfoundland and Labrador.

Canada Post workers back on the picket line in Newfoundland Wed, 14 Nov 2018 04:47:39 EST A federally-appointed mediator oversaw negotiations between Canada Post and the union for nearly three weeks, but the talks failed and workers are back on rotating picket lines.

'I feel accomplished': Sheshatshiu wrestler brings home gold from England Teen struck at crosswalk outside high school says she's 'really lucky' it wasn't worse Bell Island pony needs new home for the winter Paradise councillor Paul Dinn wins PC nod for Topsail-Paradise byelection It's time to reflect on some beautiful places, and they're all in our latest audience gallery Toronto law firm won't be answering questions on N.L. government bullying investigation

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Andrew Parsons to press feds — again — for help with crumbling HMP | Most intense storm on the planet pounding Newfoundland and Labrador, say officials | Burry's Shipyard deemed bankrupt, mayor hopes for sale | With an offer on the table, rotating Canada Post strikes continue

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Andrew Parsons to press feds — again — for help with crumbling HMP Thu, 15 Nov 2018 08:59:21 EST Newfoundland and Labrador's justice and public safety minister will meet his federal counterpart today.

Most intense storm on the planet pounding Newfoundland and Labrador, say officials Thu, 15 Nov 2018 05:24:57 EST Nine-metre waves are pummelling the northeast coast of the Avalon, putting coastal communities at risk for damage.

Burry's Shipyard deemed bankrupt, mayor hopes for sale Thu, 15 Nov 2018 05:30:00 EST Burry's Shipyard in Clarenville has been deemed bankrupt after missing a court-ordered deadline to make a proposal to its creditors.

With an offer on the table, rotating Canada Post strikes continue Thu, 15 Nov 2018 07:44:11 EST Postal workers walked off the job Thursday in eight communities across Canada — one day after Canada Post issued what it calls a "time-limited" contract offer to its employees.

Newfoundland's mountains tie a painter to her home in Jamaica NLESD wants friend of convicted employee ordered to return property from fraud case Federal government not regulating popular youth-sized ATVs Auto supply store co-workers in St. John's split $1M jackpot 'I feel let down': Former top civil servant 'jarred' by forensic audit of Muskrat Falls Ken Tizzard spreads the gospel of Ron Hynes

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Newfoundland's Nexxbar emerges from Dragon's Den with $100K deal | Seismic records show Newfoundland was literally shaking from wind and waves | Hebron platform stops operations amid bad weather, reports of smoke | Receivership for Terra Nova resort is a worry for Port Blandford, says town's mayor

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Newfoundland's Nexxbar emerges from Dragon's Den with $100K deal Fri, 16 Nov 2018 09:01:32 EST Two Newfoundlanders walked into the den, slayed the dragons and walked away with $100,000.

Seismic records show Newfoundland was literally shaking from wind and waves Fri, 16 Nov 2018 07:21:25 EST The waves crashing into the rugged coastline of Newfoundland caused waves on a Natural Resource Canada's seismometer in St. John's.

Hebron platform stops operations amid bad weather, reports of smoke Thu, 15 Nov 2018 21:14:42 EST Production stopped on the Hebron oil platform off Newfoundland on Thursday amid bad weather and reports of smoke, CBC News has learned.

Receivership for Terra Nova resort is a worry for Port Blandford, says town's mayor Fri, 16 Nov 2018 04:30:00 EST There's still time to find a new owner, says Mayor Chad Holloway, but the loss of Terra Nova Resort would be a blow for the town.

Panamanian carrier safe off St. John's, after issuing distress call 'As many clothes as I can carry': Labrador City teen collects clothing for Dominican newborns This bra-wearing moose is a memorial to raise money for cancer RNC officer Doug Snelgrove going to nation's top court to stop sexual assault retrial Rediscovered Group of Seven painting will go to highest bidder — for estimated $90K Nurse staffing issues at crisis level in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, says union

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It's the largest offshore oil spill in N.L. history. The impact? That's still unknown | NLTA wants Supreme Court of Canada to hear salary disclosure case | Bud the pony saved from winter weather with new foster placement | Stolen snowplow truck driven by man without pants crashes in Portugal Cove-St. Philip's

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It's the largest offshore oil spill in N.L. history. The impact? That's still unknown Mon, 19 Nov 2018 09:10:19 EST If Husky's spill estimate is correct, it is the biggest offshore oil spill in the province's history.

NLTA wants Supreme Court of Canada to hear salary disclosure case Mon, 19 Nov 2018 06:30:00 EST ​The Newfoundland and Labrador Teachers' Association wants the country’s court of last resort to weigh in on whether the salaries of provincial public servants should be public information.

Bud the pony saved from winter weather with new foster placement Mon, 19 Nov 2018 07:40:12 EST Bud was in a bit of a pickle — he was living without adequate winter shelter after his owner was forced to give him up. But he's now safe and sound for the winter.

Stolen snowplow truck driven by man without pants crashes in Portugal Cove-St. Philip's Mon, 19 Nov 2018 05:29:30 EST The man was driving with a snowplow blade scraping the road, before overturning near the Bell Island ferry terminal, said police.

Vegan group holds 'vigils' for chickens en route to processing plant Ending tax breaks for council members will sting municipalities, say mayors P.E.I.'s ATV enforcement officers overwhelmed with illegal riding complaints How my son's project opened my eyes to family history, and led me to a shipwreck Calm after the storm: Check out our latest audience gallery Boxes of private, personal records left exposed in government office for weeks

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Broken hearts and empty bellies: Why are women who lost babies sharing a floor with new moms? | Biologists wonder how many seabirds are dead after Husky oil spill off N.L. | Hebron producing oil again after 5-day shutdown | Corner Brook hair salon keeps dye out of the dump

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Broken hearts and empty bellies: Why are women who lost babies sharing a floor with new moms? Tue, 20 Nov 2018 06:30:00 EST An empty silence filled the elevator on the most painful journey of Stacey Barbour's life that no amount of discussion or consoling could fill.

Biologists wonder how many seabirds are dead after Husky oil spill off N.L. Tue, 20 Nov 2018 04:30:00 EST The slightest bit of oil can cause a murre to die of hypothermia in the North Atlantic.

Hebron producing oil again after 5-day shutdown Tue, 20 Nov 2018 06:02:55 EST More than 200 people were on the platform when it was shut down Thursday because of rough seas and reports of smoke.

Corner Brook hair salon keeps dye out of the dump Tue, 20 Nov 2018 05:30:00 EST Hair colouring, foils, plastic gloves, paper — it can all be repurposed or recycled, and Chatters Corner Brook is doing it.

Newfoundland minister demands answers from Husky after huge offshore oil spill Instagram-friendly retailers bring a pop-up store to their hometown Man fights back during home invasion, rips off suspects' masks: RCMP How about 'free'? St. John's comes up with temporary solution for broken meters Mount Pearl family shaken after both cars stolen in same night City reaches 8-month lease agreement on Mile One, still exploring future options

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Farmers saddened by end to week-long search for Coco the cow | The straight poop on disposable diapers, from cloth alternatives to a recyclable future | Faulty valve blamed for massive oil spill off Newfoundland | St. John's man, accused in rental scam, found guilty of fraud in unrelated matter

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Farmers saddened by end to week-long search for Coco the cow Wed, 21 Nov 2018 06:30:00 EST There's a sad ending to the tale of Coco the cow, the wandering bovine who jumped her fence in Conception Bay South before spending a week on the lam.

The straight poop on disposable diapers, from cloth alternatives to a recyclable future Wed, 21 Nov 2018 05:30:00 EST Trying to diaper a baby — or even an adult — while keeping the environment in mind isn't an easy task.

Faulty valve blamed for massive oil spill off Newfoundland

Tue, 20 Nov 2018 06:02:55 EST

It still isn't clear exactly why a flowline to the SeaRose platform spilled an estimated 250,000 litres of oil into the Atlantic Ocean on Friday.

St. John's man, accused in rental scam, found guilty of fraud in unrelated matter Tue, 20 Nov 2018 16:29:00 EST Raymond Trudel, 35, was found guilty of fraud under $5,000 on Tuesday morning in provincial court in St. John's.

Striped bass invasion in southern Labrador appears to be over, DFO says Take a walk with our audience, and enjoy the riches of our latest gallery He tried to keep it private, but top manager's pay details revealed at Muskrat Falls inquiry Ready to play: Labrador schools excited for new inclusive playground equipment Legal fight ensnares Muskrat Falls managers still waiting on wages Daytime break-and-entry suspect sought after caught on camera

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Think few reported oiled seabirds is good news? Not so fast, says MUN biologist | WestJet cancels direct flight from St. John's to Dublin | New drug court to open next week for offenders with serious addictions | Mother of 13-year-old killed in rollover wants legal loopholes for side-by-sides closed

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Think few reported oiled seabirds is good news? Not so fast, says MUN biologist Thu, 22 Nov 2018 09:08:03 EST Just a single drop of oil is enough to kill a seabird, one researcher says — and trying to capture and wash the birds is usually futile.

WestJet cancels direct flight from St. John's to Dublin Thu, 22 Nov 2018 07:48:08 EST The direct route to Europe won't be coming back for summer 2019.

New drug court to open next week for offenders with serious addictions Thu, 22 Nov 2018 08:29:30 EST A new pilot project is set to begin on Nov. 30.

Mother of 13-year-old killed in rollover wants legal loopholes for side-by-sides closed Thu, 22 Nov 2018 05:30:00 EST Children as young as 12 are allowed to drive side-by-sides without using helmets or seatbelts in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Committee behind MHA harassment policy recommends mandatory training — ASAP Feds consider listing Labrador caribou herds as at-risk species Gas prices are on a roll — downward Oil spill costing $4M per day in deferred revenue Axed jobs and closed plants loom, warn crab harvesters about new management approach Tragic stories and pleas for change as road crash victims remembered

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With far fewer farmers, how can N.L. grow more food? | Wedgewood Park pool contractor's legal battle with city heading to Supreme Court | Bright deals on Black Friday bring early-morning shoppers to N.L. stores | Quebecers, Atlantic Canadians most likely to believe racism is decreasing

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With far fewer farmers, how can N.L. grow more food? Fri, 23 Nov 2018 04:30:00 EST A stunning 20 per cent of the province's farms stopped operating in one recent five-year period.

Wedgewood Park pool contractor's legal battle with city heading to Supreme Court Thu, 22 Nov 2018 21:39:48 EST EllisDon says it is still owed just under $1.1 million.

Bright deals on Black Friday bring early-morning shoppers to N.L. stores Fri, 23 Nov 2018 07:01:37 EST "I can't wait to sleep," said a smiling man with a massive television set.

Quebecers, Atlantic Canadians most likely to believe racism is decreasing Fri, 23 Nov 2018 04:00:00 EST By several measures, acts of racism and prejudice are increasing. Most Canadians believe those problems exist elsewhere, but not in this country.

'Large-scale party' dubbed Project X prompts police warning Wabush rec centre facing closure — again 'Very disappointing' news for city and tourism, as WestJet cancels direct St. John's-Dublin flight Photo treasure trove reveals the early days of Gros Morne National Park Tories want auditor general to scrutinize $40M Canopy Growth contract Moose collisions drop sharply, while hunting advocate raises alarm about population

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Are graduations getting too expensive? Holy Heart thinks so, and it's scaling back | Missing cash forces Corner Brook volunteer group on hiatus, as police investigate | Leaking barrels in rotting trailer near Seal Cove to be cleaned up | It may make you uncomfortable, but I want you to know about the son we lost

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Are graduations getting too expensive? Holy Heart thinks so, and it's scaling back Mon, 26 Nov 2018 07:52:29 EST One of the largest schools in the province is rethinking what prom should look like, in an effort to make it affordable for everyone.

Missing cash forces Corner Brook volunteer group on hiatus, as police investigate Mon, 26 Nov 2018 05:30:00 EST The city's Downtown Business Association has ground to a halt after it discovered a substantial amount of money had disappeared.

Leaking barrels in rotting trailer near Seal Cove to be cleaned up Mon, 26 Nov 2018 06:30:00 EST The provincial government found a company to do the work after a concerned resident spoke up about the mess.

It may make you uncomfortable, but I want you to know about the son we lost Sun, 25 Nov 2018 16:30:00 EST I finished a book about my son just when I should have been planning his fifth birthday party, Vickie Morgan writes.

Extreme outdoorsman steps out of the wilderness to put pen to paper Winter, you're a tad early! Enjoy gorgeous scenics in our weekly audience photo gallery Fogo Island Inn offering silent nights for solo travellers with deep pockets during the holidays St. John's Christmas parade draws thousands of spectators — and one marriage proposal Funds promised for Wabush rec centre never delivered, forcing closure, says mayor How a paintball pro fell in love with a Marystown woman, and the province

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If there is ever a deepwater oil blowout, help could be weeks away | Tractor-trailer driver arrested for impaired driving, truck left on wrong side of the TCH | Another taxi driver assaulted overnight in St. John's | Nalcor deliberately lowballed Muskrat Falls cost estimates, exec tells inquiry

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If there is ever a deepwater oil blowout, help could be weeks away Tue, 27 Nov 2018 05:30:00 EST A device used to cap deepwater oil blowouts would have to be shipped in from Norway, according to documents filed by Statoil.

Tractor-trailer driver arrested for impaired driving, truck left on wrong side of the TCH Tue, 27 Nov 2018 06:51:17 EST RCMP officers from two detachments "intercepted" the truck.

Another taxi driver assaulted overnight in St. John's Tue, 27 Nov 2018 05:33:25 EST A 21-year-old man was charged with armed robbery and assault with a weapon.

Nalcor deliberately lowballed Muskrat Falls cost estimates, exec tells inquiry Mon, 26 Nov 2018 17:45:28 EST A senior executive with Nalcor Energy confirmed Monday that cost estimates for the Muskrat Falls project were deliberately lowballed to help Emera's application before the Nova Scotia utility regulator.

U.K. company lands timber permits for Northern Peninsula, plans for biofuel plant Precious family items stolen but found in an alley, with help from a tailor shop owner Stella's Circle's 'Light Up Hope' campaign aims to brighten futures Searching for Stroman: Fan has special encounter with Jays pitcher on Signal Hill Biomass bonanza: Redfish making a big comeback in the Gulf of St. Lawrence Who's behind the initials? Why confidential informants are a challenge for the defence

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'Violent, manipulative' 14-year-old boy a threat to public, judge rules | Police fatally shoot man in Corner Brook | Farewell, Mr. Fred: Corner Brook tips its hat to jeweler, war vet Fred Alteen | Taxi driver beaten by man with gun says St. John's has changed

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'Violent, manipulative' 14-year-old boy a threat to public, judge rules Wed, 28 Nov 2018 08:58:52 EST ​The boy is just 14 — but his victim was even younger.

Police fatally shoot man in Corner Brook Wed, 28 Nov 2018 04:14:21 EST An on-duty RNC officer fatally shot a man around 11:30 p.m. Tuesday, while responding to a criminal complaint at a home in Corner Brook.

Farewell, Mr. Fred: Corner Brook tips its hat to jeweler, war vet Fred Alteen Wed, 28 Nov 2018 08:43:51 EST Even at 95, Alteen continued to work most days at the jewelry shop he founded.

Taxi driver beaten by man with gun says St. John's has changed Wed, 28 Nov 2018 06:41:32 EST A man with a long gun got in his back seat, demanded cash and hit him twice with the weapon.

Higher death rates for N.L. heart patients prompts Eastern Health to change medical charts Ovide Mercredi suggests new treaty for Atlantic region First Nations at Halifax self-government summit Axe to grind: N.L. axe throwers heading to World Championships Why do flight students flock to Gander? The weather, of course Stephenville High student acquitted of sexual assault charges Nalcor's lowballing is proof Muskrat Falls was never viable, says consumer advocate

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'Michael made me a better mom': Cathy Bennett adds voice to chorus of stillbirth stories | Power outages and school closures as wind, rain and snow whip Newfoundland | Rod Jackson gave up on Nashville but is making a comeback right at home | Lucky number? For the 7th straight week, pump prices are down

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'Michael made me a better mom': Cathy Bennett adds voice to chorus of stillbirth stories Thu, 29 Nov 2018 05:30:00 EST Sitting at her second son's Christmas concerts, Cathy Bennett's eyes fixate on the grade level ahead of him — the class her son Michael should have been in.

Power outages and school closures as wind, rain and snow whip Newfoundland Thu, 29 Nov 2018 05:39:08 EST Newfoundland Power reported a number of weather-related power outages on Thursday morning, and several schools in central were shut down.

Rod Jackson gave up on Nashville but is making a comeback right at home Thu, 29 Nov 2018 06:30:00 EST The country singer rejected fame and disappeared for over a decade. Now he's back — this time, just for fun.

Lucky number? For the 7th straight week, pump prices are down Thu, 29 Nov 2018 04:30:00 EST The cost has only gone in one direction since the middle of October.

How to have cannabis in your car without getting in trouble with the law Man shot dead by RNC officer, OPP to investigate Irish scholar campaigning to revive WestJet's St. John's-to-Dublin flight Allegedly drunk trucker jailed again, hours after arrest for driving on wrong side of TCH Car drives into pool of water in Portugal Cove-St. Philip's High winds, heavy snow expected to wallop parts of Newfoundland

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Call the Burton Winters inquiry now, says family's lawyer | Shots fired at St. John's house in what police call a targeted incident | Freddie Mercury's boyhood friend — a St. John's judge — praises portrayal in new Hollywood biopic | U-Pass bus plan aims to curb MUN's parking crunch

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Call the Burton Winters inquiry now, says family's lawyer Fri, 30 Nov 2018 06:58:13 EST The province said it was waiting for the senate to release a federal report on maritime search and rescue before it would call an inquiry. That Senate report was released Thursday.

Shots fired at St. John's house in what police call a targeted incident Fri, 30 Nov 2018 05:22:07 EST Police say a home in the centre-city area of St. John's was shot up last night, but nobody was injured.

Freddie Mercury's boyhood friend — a St. John's judge — praises portrayal in new Hollywood biopic Fri, 30 Nov 2018 04:30:00 EST Vikas Khaladkar is impressed by Bohemian Rhapsody, the Hollywood version of his old pal Freddie Mercury.

U-Pass bus plan aims to curb MUN's parking crunch Fri, 30 Nov 2018 05:30:00 EST MUN's U-Pass bus system to give students more routes to and from school, grocery stores and downtown.

Public walk in Carbonear brings light — literally — to addictions issues More than 100 people looking for somewhere to sleep after St. John's apartment fire Almost winter! Take a break with photos from across Newfoundland and Labrador Ontario officers arrive in Corner Brook to probe police shooting of Jorden McKay Mugger who targeted elderly woman thwarted by witnesses in Grand Falls-Windsor Video shows 2 people carrying ATM out of Cape Broyle restaurant

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After 2 years on the picket line, lockout over at D-J Composites in Gander | Are we there yet? Another delay for Team Gushue Highway opening | What retail workers are dying to say to you, but can't | Alberta bets on oil production cuts but industry remains divided on market intervention

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After 2 years on the picket line, lockout over at D-J Composites in Gander Mon, 3 Dec 2018 08:34:56 EST After nearly two years of being locked out of their jobs, workers at D-J Composites in Gander have a new collective agreement.

Are we there yet? Another delay for Team Gushue Highway opening Mon, 3 Dec 2018 04:39:48 EST After years of delays, drivers will have to wait a little longer for the Team Gushue Highway to open.

What retail workers are dying to say to you, but can't Sun, 2 Dec 2018 16:49:40 EST The customer isn't always right.

Alberta bets on oil production cuts but industry remains divided on market intervention Mon, 3 Dec 2018 04:00:00 EST Alberta Premier Rachel Notley hopes production cuts will be temporary, short and effective. But it's an imperfect solution that continues to divide the oilpatch and poses at least some risk.

Lights lit for Hanukkah in downtown St. John's park Christmas is here! Yay! But what about other religious holidays? Pen pals to the past: Program puts St. John's students in touch with seniors Snowfalls, landscapes and December's beauty: Enjoy our latest audience gallery Ugly stick workshop helps outfit next generation of mummers Trucker reunited with lost wedding ring that represents 'entire life'

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Dean MacDonald firms have same address as mystery company in Canopy Growth deal | Crews rescue ailing mariner from Portuguese trawler off Newfoundland | Eddie Joyce sounds off at Dwight Ball, says premier told him allegations were 'B.S.' | How could SeaRose restart without regulatory approval, federal resources minister asks C-NLOPB

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Dean MacDonald firms have same address as mystery company in Canopy Growth deal Tue, 4 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST Businessman with Liberal ties says "cast of thousands operating out of that building."

Crews rescue ailing mariner from Portuguese trawler off Newfoundland Tue, 4 Dec 2018 07:36:22 EST A man in medical distress was airlifted from a trawler about 200 nautical miles off the coast of St. John's.

Eddie Joyce sounds off at Dwight Ball, says premier told him allegations were 'B.S.' Mon, 3 Dec 2018 17:44:54 EST Eddie Joyce to Dwight Ball: "You haven't got the courage to stand up for what's right."

How could SeaRose restart without regulatory approval, federal resources minister asks C-NLOPB Tue, 4 Dec 2018 06:30:00 EST It was Amarjeet Sohi's first question when he spoke to the head of the offshore petroleum board, he said.

Sears pensioners hope to recoup their losses in $509M lawsuit 'He was in fear for his life': Industry on edge as taxi robber remains on the loose Friends, supporters rally for Jorden McKay — demanding to know why he was shot by police Gather your non-perishable food items — Feed NL Day is coming up fast N.L. seniors restrained in long-term care twice the national average: Report Jerome Kennedy admits to anger after finding out all the facts on Muskrat Falls

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Kennedy the contrarian says he was no easy sell on Muskrat Falls project | If communities are worried about water quality, apply for funding, urges N.L. | Anti-gay bullying at Botwood school like 'a civil war' | 63-year-old woman dead after being hit by vehicle in St. John's

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Kennedy the contrarian says he was no easy sell on Muskrat Falls project Wed, 5 Dec 2018 08:57:27 EST The former Natural Resources minister and one of the loudest supporters of Muskrat Falls says he had to be convinced to support the hydro project.

If communities are worried about water quality, apply for funding, urges N.L. Wed, 5 Dec 2018 08:12:52 EST As the town of Pasadena tries to figure out how to solve its water quality problem, the Department of Municipal Affairs says communities should talk to the province about funding.

Anti-gay bullying at Botwood school like 'a civil war' Wed, 5 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST Members of a Gay-Straight Alliance in central Newfoundland say their club was targeted by harassment, bullying and threats of violence.

63-year-old woman dead after being hit by vehicle in St. John's Wed, 5 Dec 2018 04:39:44 EST She died after she was hit by a vehicle on Lemarchant Road in St. John's Tuesday night.

Winter storm heading for eastern Newfoundland 45-minute ambulance wait at Anaconda Mine accident unacceptable, says Baie Verte fire chief Carla Foote hiring forms leave 'Rationale for Staffing' section blank ​Kale warning: CFIA recalls some Eat Smart packaged salads Premier Ball evades 'yes or no' questions on what he told Eddie Joyce about allegations Hal Barrett, former Tory cabinet minister, dead at 83

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'Living the Newfoundland dream' for 8 years, St. John's trainer must now leave the country | Heavy snow, strong winds heading for eastern Newfoundland | Weeks to cap a subsea oil leak? It's industry standard, says official | After 6 days locked in a room, Steven Neville's jury still hasn't agreed on a verdict

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'Living the Newfoundland dream' for 8 years, St. John's trainer must now leave the country Thu, 6 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST Like many other Newfoundlanders, Machel Rayner had to leave the province for work, but it may cost him a lot.

Heavy snow, strong winds heading for eastern Newfoundland Thu, 6 Dec 2018 06:37:08 EST Strong winds and heavy snowfall are coming to parts of eastern Newfoundland Thursday afternoon, and continuing overnight into Friday morning.

Weeks to cap a subsea oil leak? It's industry standard, says official Thu, 6 Dec 2018 07:30:00 EST Oil companies operating in Newfoundland's offshore say it could take weeks to cap a well blowout. A Halliburton-owned company says that's because standards need to change.

After 6 days locked in a room, Steven Neville's jury still hasn't agreed on a verdict Thu, 6 Dec 2018 04:11:15 EST They've been in there a long time, and we'll never know why.

What you need to know about buying gift cards in N.L. Gas prices down again — for 8th straight week Cree Nation bans Indigenous harvest of George River caribou Astaldi workers likely won't get paid before Christmas Lawyer tells Muskrat inquiry 'something sinister' about pared down gas report Chris Andrews puts $80K bounty on his beard — for a good cause

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Eastern Newfoundland digs out from a blanket of snow | Police arrest alleged drunk driver heading in wrong direction on TCH off-ramp | Fired ministers, harassment allegations ... yup, this legislative session was like no other | Atlantic Fisheries Fund doles out $18M to expand N.L. fishery

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Eastern Newfoundland digs out from a blanket of snow Fri, 7 Dec 2018 04:55:23 EST The first major snowfall in the eastern Avalon has made road conditions dicey.

Police arrest alleged drunk driver heading in wrong direction on TCH off-ramp Fri, 7 Dec 2018 07:23:28 EST Officers stopped a vehicle heading the wrong way on the off-ramp from the Trans-Canada Highway to Kenmount Road. Police say the driver was impaired.

Fired ministers, harassment allegations ... yup, this legislative session was like no other Fri, 7 Dec 2018 06:30:00 EST They've dealt with issues they've never had to confront before, while trying to pass important pieces of legislation.

Atlantic Fisheries Fund doles out $18M to expand N.L. fishery Fri, 7 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST Federal and provincial fisheries ministers announce $18 million in funding for 65 fishery and seafood projects on Wednesday.

Montreal Massacre anniversary rings poignant for Cortney Lake's cousin Eddie Joyce demands apology for harm to reputation and 'flawed' investigation Jamaican-born St. John's man has work permit reinstated, plans to stay for now Bureaucrat admits revelations at Muskrat Falls inquiry have shaken his trust in Nalcor New RNC detachment opens in Conception Bay South Pennecon picks up where Astaldi left off at Muskrat Falls — but cost is under wraps

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The courts failed my daughter, says accuser's mom after sexual assault acquittal | After miscarriage, St. John's woman advocates for monument for families of lost babies | Disability advocate, Innu leader and poverty activist lauded for human rights efforts | The Momoa effect: N.L.'s growing film industry funnels millions into province, says report

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The courts failed my daughter, says accuser's mom after sexual assault acquittal Mon, 10 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST "A broken bone will heal in time. A bruise will heal in time. Psychological trauma from sexual assault never heals."

After miscarriage, St. John's woman advocates for monument for families of lost babies Mon, 10 Dec 2018 04:30:00 EST Rebecca Furlong was feeling the loss of a person she dreamed of but never got to meet.

Disability advocate, Innu leader and poverty activist lauded for human rights efforts Mon, 10 Dec 2018 06:30:00 EST The Newfoundland and Labrador Human Rights Commission recognized three women for their contributions.

The Momoa effect: N.L.'s growing film industry funnels millions into province, says report Sun, 9 Dec 2018 15:00:00 EST About $63 million has been added to the provincial economy thanks to TV series Frontier, according to a new report — and one industry insider says it's only going to get better.

I was just a kid myself when I became a mom, but my family and community made it easier Police arrest man after report of parking meter tampering Wind, weather and stunning scenery: It's all in our latest audience gallery This N.L. software developer won an Emmy for his work on an app Bracing for a brutal budget in St. John's New Wedgewood Park pool reopens after ceiling problem forced closure

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Ready for more snow? Avalon Peninsula under another winter storm watch | Man staggering to his vehicle found more than 4 times legal limit | Moving to N.L. from another province? You might not get health care | Extra money budgeted for lawyers as St. John's faces more lawsuits

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Ready for more snow? Avalon Peninsula under another winter storm watch Tue, 11 Dec 2018 07:30:00 EST High winds and as much as 20 centimetres of snow are expected, starting Wednesday afternoon.

Man staggering to his vehicle found more than 4 times legal limit Tue, 11 Dec 2018 08:06:53 EST Someone called Whitbourne RCMP on suspicions that the man was drunk.

Moving to N.L. from another province? You might not get health care Tue, 11 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST At least three Canadians say they're struggling to access medical care, even though they're here to stay.

Extra money budgeted for lawyers as St. John's faces more lawsuits Tue, 11 Dec 2018 06:56:21 EST Simply put: the city is facing more litigation.

On his last day as archbishop, Martin Currie reflects on life of loneliness and devotion Sears customers told to continue paying for worthless extended warranties Ed Martin combative, unshakable in first day of testimony at Muskrat Falls inquiry St. John's Christmas store brings holiday cheer to families in need Lip sync show raises much-needed money for adults with disabilities Galway 'unanimous' pick for new St. John's-area francophone school

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Newly hired RNC officer fatally shot Jorden McKay in Corner Brook, sources say | Corner Brook Bishop Peter Hundt named new archbishop of St. John's | Woman dead, man in hospital after highway crash near Corner Brook | How the Sons of Erin changed Newfoundland music forever

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Newly hired RNC officer fatally shot Jorden McKay in Corner Brook, sources say Wed, 12 Dec 2018 04:30:00 EST The male officer was sworn in at a graduation ceremony in October.

Corner Brook Bishop Peter Hundt named new archbishop of St. John's Wed, 12 Dec 2018 07:11:31 EST Outgoing Archbishop Martin Currie will administer the St. John's archdiocese until Hundt is installed.

Woman dead, man in hospital after highway crash near Corner Brook Wed, 12 Dec 2018 06:36:00 EST The 72-year-old woman was a passenger in the SUV. She was pronounced dead at the scene. The male driver was airlifted to hospital in St. John's.

How the Sons of Erin changed Newfoundland music forever Wed, 12 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST They got together in the same year as Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Rush. And for fans of traditional Irish music, Sons of Erin are every bit as influential as their classic rock contemporaries.

St. John's woman who broke her leg slipping on icy sidewalk says more should be done Avalon Peninsula's winter storm watch removed, but keep those shovels handy Willow, the disabled dog, a hit at Holyrood Santa Claus parade A defiant Ed Martin defends risky approach taken in lead-up to Muskrat Falls Fire sinks boat in Grand Bank Hometown favourite Gushue drops National Grand Slam of Curling opener

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Truck barely avoids head-on crash on C.B.S. bypass, captured on dashcam video | Cancer in remission and a free new car make Christmas merry for a St. John's family | Leaked 2016 Nalcor document describes 'serious deficiencies' in Astaldi work at Muskrat Falls | Nunatsiavut welcomes Nutrition North changes, but says they're just a start

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Truck barely avoids head-on crash on C.B.S. bypass, captured on dashcam video Thu, 13 Dec 2018 06:22:02 EST A driver moved their truck back into the proper lane just in time to avoid a collision.

Cancer in remission and a free new car make Christmas merry for a St. John's family Thu, 13 Dec 2018 07:30:00 EST After some turbulent Christmases, a St. John’s family will have a merry holiday season after receiving two big Christmas gifts.

Leaked 2016 Nalcor document describes 'serious deficiencies' in Astaldi work at Muskrat Falls Thu, 13 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST Nalcor Energy told the main contractor at the Muskrat Falls site more than two years ago that there were “serious deficiencies in its performance” working in Labrador — citing everything from safety issues to bad cost estimates and poor management.

Nunatsiavut welcomes Nutrition North changes, but says they're just a start Thu, 13 Dec 2018 06:30:00 EST Increased and additional subsidies for food and other items is welcomed, but the lack of transparency in the program overall is not.

'Rude' Ed Martin chastised by commissioner amid Muskrat inquiry meltdown Gas prices are up, ending an 8-week streak of decreases December rolls out the rich colours: Check out our latest audience gallery How to access your credit report for free — and why you should Port au Port East man left homeless after blaze destroys house, Red Cross says Conspiracy comic book new project for artist teaming up with his former teacher

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Con artist at it again after stint in N.L. jail, says owner of Ontario restaurant | Accused Vikings gang members seek delay which could quash the case against them | TB elimination plan will have far-ranging benefits, says head of Inuit organization | Ed Martin tells reporters 'I'll go all day' in defence of Muskrat Falls

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Con artist at it again after stint in N.L. jail, says owner of Ontario restaurant Fri, 14 Dec 2018 04:00:00 EST Employees at a restaurant in London, Ont., are going unpaid, after the owner says he was defrauded by Donald John Cameron.

Accused Vikings gang members seek delay which could quash the case against them Fri, 14 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST With trial scheduled a month away, lawyers for three men accused of drug trafficking filed for a delay, which could push the matter beyond the Jordan timeline.

TB elimination plan will have far-ranging benefits, says head of Inuit organization Fri, 14 Dec 2018 07:30:00 EST The federal Indigenous services minister says the disease won't be effectively wiped out unless underlying issues, like access to housing, are addressed.

Ed Martin tells reporters 'I'll go all day' in defence of Muskrat Falls Thu, 13 Dec 2018 17:09:09 EST Ed Martin left the Muskrat Falls inquiry Thursday just as he arrived: full of confidence and bravado and a strong belief that the project he stewarded for years is still the best option.

Stop posting videos of shoplifters, N.L. privacy commissioner says $26K and counting for Feed NL, and even Team Gushue help prep food hampers No more hot noods as Bad Bones Ramen set to close St. John's shop Happy Valley-Goose Bay passes $36M budget — its largest ever Police allowed to keep possible evidence in Jennifer Hillier-Penney case

December rolls out the rich colours: Check out our latest audience gallery

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To stop St. John's sprawl, city offers to waive development fees — with a catch | Mandatory composting cuts garbage by 50 per cent in Cape St. George | ATV accidents cost N.L. health system $1.6M in trauma care over 10 years | Mounting rents and city taxes have downtown St. John's businesses scrambling to overcome slump

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To stop St. John's sprawl, city offers to waive development fees — with a catch Mon, 17 Dec 2018 08:29:05 EST Instead of looking out, look within, says Coun. Maggie Burton.

Mandatory composting cuts garbage by 50 per cent in Cape St. George Mon, 17 Dec 2018 08:00:11 EST The small town prepared for a spike in garbage fees by educating residents on composting, and ended up saving money.

ATV accidents cost N.L. health system $1.6M in trauma care over 10 years Mon, 17 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST A new study examines the financial cost, the human cost, and potential ways to reduce the stream of riders and passengers that end up in the emergency room because of ATV-related accidents.

Mounting rents and city taxes have downtown St. John's businesses scrambling to overcome slump Mon, 17 Dec 2018 06:30:00 EST Some businesses are imploring residents to shop local this holiday season.

Kathy Dunderdale taking the stand at Muskrat Falls inquiry Canada-wide drug shortages concern C.B.S. pharmacist Spill raises new questions about fast-growing N.L. oil industry St. John's axe throwers hack out niche at world championships I'd rather starve in Newfoundland than live anywhere else Beautiful skies, scenics and sunsets: All in this week's audience gallery

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How Newfoundland Power was shut out of the Muskrat Falls debate | N.L. bought $6M of pot in first 6 weeks of legalization | Couple discovers kitten under hood of car while driving | What's in a Christmas hamper? Turkey, hope, or a hamstrung safety net, depending on who you ask

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How Newfoundland Power was shut out of the Muskrat Falls debate Tue, 18 Dec 2018 08:13:28 EST The CEO of Newfoundland Power was a late addition to the witness list at the Muskrat Falls inquiry, but Peter Alteen delivered some of the harshest criticism yet.

N.L. bought $6M of pot in first 6 weeks of legalization Tue, 18 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST And only 11 cannabis-related fines have been issued since Oct. 17.

Couple discovers kitten under hood of car while driving Tue, 18 Dec 2018 05:21:31 EST A six-week old kitten is lucky to be alive in Stephenville after hitching a ride under the hood of a car.

What's in a Christmas hamper? Turkey, hope, or a hamstrung safety net, depending on who you ask Tue, 18 Dec 2018 04:30:00 EST There's more to the seasonal fixtures than just the fixings.

Practice pays off for Appleton girl who won piano gold Kathy Dunderdale was told $500M overrun worst-case scenario for Muskrat Christmas crafts that anyone (no, really!) can do Corner Brook woman discovers cockroach in candy cane tea Nunatsiavut communities come out big for Santa's annual arrival Two N.L. men dead in Highway 104 truck crash in Pictou County

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MUN sessional instructors vote for strike, saying their pay and conditions are 'disgusting' | How love, luck and first responders saved a life at a St. John's salon | Man arrested after bomb threat at Health Sciences Centre in St. John's | Vehicle stolen? Chances are it was just because someone found the keys, says RNC

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MUN sessional instructors vote for strike, saying their pay and conditions are 'disgusting' Wed, 19 Dec 2018 08:46:21 EST A group of about 360 lecturers and research fellows at MUN hope to force their employer back to the table with a better deal next month.

How love, luck and first responders saved a life at a St. John's salon Wed, 19 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST Two sisters in their 80s went out to get their hair done. They came back with a new appreciation for life, chance and EMTs.

Man arrested after bomb threat at Health Sciences Centre in St. John's Wed, 19 Dec 2018 07:56:38 EST The largest hospital in the province declared a code black on Wednesday morning, sending staff and patients out into the street, and diverting ambulances.

Vehicle stolen? Chances are it was just because someone found the keys, says RNC Wed, 19 Dec 2018 06:30:00 EST The RNC says nearly 300 cars were stolen this year and most of the thefts were "crimes of opportunity." Here's how to make it harder for someone to steal your car.

Residential taxes going up in Paradise 'Bad ice year' looms as Coast Guard adds 1st new icebreaker to fleet in 25 years Happy Valley-Goose Bay's first pot shop opens while Labrador City still has supply problems Newfoundlanders killed in crash in Nova Scotia were longtime friends, co-workers Air Canada cuts 2 late-night flights to St. John's, but says business lounge proves commitment How do you see future St. John's? Urban planners weigh in on city bonus for builders

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Times are changing, says N.L. judge before sparing man from jail for weed possession | The Loop opens in Bannerman Park ahead of Christmas | Local invention Skizee ready to rip on the province's ski hills | Andy Wells fires back after criticism from former premier over Muskrat Falls review

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Times are changing, says N.L. judge before sparing man from jail for weed possession Thu, 20 Dec 2018 08:14:18 EST A Supreme Court Justice says the country is in an "embryonic stage," when it comes to sentencing people for marijuana-related offences after the legalization of cannabis.

The Loop opens in Bannerman Park ahead of Christmas Thu, 20 Dec 2018 08:26:00 EST Skaters, rejoice.

Local invention Skizee ready to rip on the province's ski hills Thu, 20 Dec 2018 06:30:00 EST It’s an invention that could launch a new winter sport, and it’s made right here.

Andy Wells fires back after criticism from former premier over Muskrat Falls review Thu, 20 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST The former head of the PUB says the review was skewed by a lack of co-operation from Nalcor.

A present at the pumps, with gas prices back down Q&A: Lessons from living (almost) plastic-free for a month Local Christmas special with actor in blackface condemned as 'disgusting and astonishing' How to find out if the Bank of Canada has some of your money 'It created some danger for me': Kathy Dunderdale says Muskrat debate got very personal In St. John's, the best butter chicken might be in this immigrant's truck

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Firefighters band together to mourn longtime firefighter Todd Walsh | How do you build a GingerFred house? Morning Show heads into holidays with sweet competition | 4 days in a row, RNC stop drivers owing more than $12K in fines | Landwash Brewery makes a splash as N.L.'s latest craft brewroom opens

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Firefighters band together to mourn longtime firefighter Todd Walsh Fri, 21 Dec 2018 07:42:42 EST Todd Walsh remembered for his wit and professionalism.

How do you build a GingerFred house? Morning Show heads into holidays with sweet competition Fri, 21 Dec 2018 08:31:41 EST There was trash-talking, creativity, cheating and a whole lot of finger-licking as the Morning Show crew hosted a gingerbread house competition.

4 days in a row, RNC stop drivers owing more than $12K in fines Fri, 21 Dec 2018 05:49:23 EST None of them had a licence or insurance, and the amount each driver owed ranged from $12,000 to $23,000.

Landwash Brewery makes a splash as N.L.'s latest craft brewroom opens Fri, 21 Dec 2018 06:30:00 EST On opening night, a blizzard blew through, but it didn't stop customers from coming.

No reason needed for police to stop cars, ask for breath samples, and that's a problem: lawyer Crackdown on snowmobile 'freeloaders' riding Lab West trails without passes Inquiry commissioner says Muskrat risk appetite 'not the best approach' A Week in December during an August heat wave Judge cites 'reasonable doubt' in high-profile Stephenville sexual assault cases Canopy Growth's kushy donation pushes Feed NL campaign over $100K mark

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This Rocky Harbour retiree's Twitter feed might be the best thing on social media | Christmas in the barn: How a small community built a living Nativity | Gander SAR squadron returns home, after asbestos cleaned from hangar | A heavy heart at the Christmas table: It's not always the most wonderful time of the year

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This Rocky Harbour retiree's Twitter feed might be the best thing on social media Mon, 24 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST Meet the man who has gained thousands of fans by posting 10 pictures a day, every day, of Gros Morne.

Christmas in the barn: How a small community built a living Nativity Mon, 24 Dec 2018 08:30:00 EST A church in Horwood presents a living Nativity, with help from local farm family.

Gander SAR squadron returns home, after asbestos cleaned from hangar Mon, 24 Dec 2018 08:21:58 EST The team and its helicopters were temporarily relocated to St. John's so asbestos-laden dust could be cleaned up.

A heavy heart at the Christmas table: It's not always the most wonderful time of the year Sun, 23 Dec 2018 16:30:00 EST December is a month filled with light and cheer. But, for contributor Wanita Bates — and so many others — there is always something missing.

Running out of time? Think about music for a last-minute gift idea this year 'This is Christmas to me': Across the province, volunteers ready for turkey dinner Twinkly lights, stunning displays: Check out our latest audience gallery ATVs rip through Grande Meadows Golf Course, manager says, tearing up greens Insects in your food? Don't let it bug you, says Marine Institute instructor Meet Margaret Carter, the Newfoundlander who hobnobbed with transatlantic pilots

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Merry Christmas! Get cosy with our virtual Newfoundland wood stove | St. John's filmmaker makes career leap to Los Angeles, Sundance festival | The Goulds is lit thanks to a Christmas light display that draws a crowd | Scrambling for last minute Christmas gifts? Why not try the gas station

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Merry Christmas! Get cosy with our virtual Newfoundland wood stove Mon, 24 Dec 2018 20:30:00 EST Set a festive mood in your home.

St. John's filmmaker makes career leap to Los Angeles, Sundance festival Mon, 24 Dec 2018 16:30:00 EST Producer Margot Hand has a big 2019 ahead: a new home in California, and a new film premiering at the Sundance Film Festival.

The Goulds is lit thanks to a Christmas light display that draws a crowd Mon, 24 Dec 2018 14:10:40 EST If you drive down Main Road in the Goulds area of St. John's, you can't miss Doug O'Reilly's house.

Scrambling for last minute Christmas gifts? Why not try the gas station Mon, 24 Dec 2018 13:34:04 EST Beef jerky? Beer? Lotto tickets? The options are (surprisingly) plentiful.

Daughter cleans out sentimental snow globe as a gift to parents Giving back continues in Nevaeh Denine's name RCMP nab 2 alleged impaired drivers within hours of each other

This Rocky Harbour retiree's Twitter feed might be the best thing on social media

Atlantic Canada retail outlook OK despite bad weather, council says

Christmas in the barn: How a small community built a living Nativity

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Wanted man, open alcohol and property damage keep St. John's police busy on Christmas | Chill out, folks; there's no need to be so defensive about Christmas | 2018 in photos: The flat-out, hands-down best audience pictures of the year | Nostalgic for Christmas past? A pop-up exhibit puts the spotlight on vintage toys

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Wanted man, open alcohol and property damage keep St. John's police busy on Christmas Wed, 26 Dec 2018 09:11:56 EST It was no silent night for the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary in St. John's.

Chill out, folks; there's no need to be so defensive about Christmas Wed, 26 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST It isn't even the most important Christian holiday, writes Ainsley Hawthorn.

2018 in photos: The flat-out, hands-down best audience pictures of the year Tue, 25 Dec 2018 14:30:00 EST We picked some of our very favourite photos from the last 12 months. It was not easy.

Nostalgic for Christmas past? A pop-up exhibit puts the spotlight on vintage toys Tue, 25 Dec 2018 10:30:00 EST Skating by moonlight, travelling by sled, and no end of toys to delight children under the tree: they're all featured in an exhibit at The Rooms.

Daughter cleans out sentimental snow globe as a gift to parents

The Goulds is lit thanks to a Christmas light display that draws a crowd

Merry Christmas! Get cosy with our virtual Newfoundland wood stove

A heavy heart at the Christmas table: It's not always the most wonderful time of the year

St. John's filmmaker makes career leap to Los Angeles, Sundance festival

This Rocky Harbour retiree's Twitter feed might be the best thing on social media

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Philanthropist, businessman Rob Crosbie named to Order of Canada | Snow squall warning for Avalon, Burin peninsulas | Emergency crews battle house fire on Commonwealth Avenue | Inspiration. Turmoil. Puffins. The stories you clicked on the most in 2018

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Philanthropist, businessman Rob Crosbie named to Order of Canada Thu, 27 Dec 2018 08:53:21 EST The chairman of the Crosbie Group of companies has been named a member of the Order of Canada for his contributions to industry, volunteerism and philanthropy.

Snow squall warning for Avalon, Burin peninsulas Thu, 27 Dec 2018 07:13:31 EST Most areas will only get a few centimetres of snow, but heavier bands of snowfall across the region could dump up to 20 centimetres in some places.

Emergency crews battle house fire on Commonwealth Avenue Thu, 27 Dec 2018 04:24:29 EST Emergency crews were called to a house fire in Mount Pearl early Thursday morning.

Inspiration. Turmoil. Puffins. The stories you clicked on the most in 2018 Thu, 27 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST Some are light, others are dead serious. Perhaps the only thing these dozen pieces have in common is that they were read and shared the most.

How 3 big N.L. ad shoots in 2018 bode well for the province's brand Fretboard Journey brings us their Christmas Picks The dark side of mummering: What you may not know about a beloved tradition RNC looking for 34-year-old St. John's man missing since Dec. 22

Wanted man, open alcohol and property damage keep St. John's police busy on Christmas

A Christmas Past looks at unique N.L. holiday stories from the archives

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Meet the architect whose wings take her to exotic spots and whose roots are in Newfoundland | Everyone has 'great value' at the Gambo Inclusion and Wellness Initiative | Holiday parties continue — and so do roadside checks | Boxing Day sale at the pumps? Gas drops another 3.3 cents

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Meet the architect whose wings take her to exotic spots and whose roots are in Newfoundland Fri, 28 Dec 2018 06:30:00 EST Alison McNeil's resumé boasts projects in Prague, Beijing ... and a new project in the Battery in St. John's.

Everyone has 'great value' at the Gambo Inclusion and Wellness Initiative Fri, 28 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST An initiative in Gambo is offering an open door, and a social group, for adults in the community with special needs.

Holiday parties continue — and so do roadside checks Fri, 28 Dec 2018 04:59:23 EST As the holidays, and holiday parties continue, police are trying to keep impaired drivers off the roads.

Boxing Day sale at the pumps? Gas drops another 3.3 cents Fri, 28 Dec 2018 04:30:00 EST Post-Christmas sales have extended even to gas pumps across Newfoundland and Labrador.

Mark Critch loses accidental eBay bidding war— to his fiancée How a marine biologist's passion took her from the prairies to the Newfoundland coast Despite holiday boost, food banks still need help stocking shelves Ideas over insults, please: How Speaker Perry Trimper wants the legislature to change Man dead after single-vehicle crash on Christmas Day

How 3 big N.L. ad shoots in 2018 bode well for the province's brand

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Christopher Pratt, Kaetlyn Osmond to receive order of Newfoundland and Labrador | Snowy, windy, cold New Year's Day expected | What was hot, cold and oh-so good in the food and drink scene | Larry O'Keefe, co-owner of City Sand and Gravel, dead at 80

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Christopher Pratt, Kaetlyn Osmond to receive order of Newfoundland and Labrador Mon, 31 Dec 2018 08:19:50 EST There will be 10 new inductees at a ceremony on Jan. 29.

Snowy, windy, cold New Year's Day expected Mon, 31 Dec 2018 07:13:39 EST The only way you'll see sun on New Year's Day is if you're up really early — or really late.

What was hot, cold and oh-so good in the food and drink scene Mon, 31 Dec 2018 05:30:00 EST The highs, lows and deliciousness of the last year.

Larry O'Keefe, co-owner of City Sand and Gravel, dead at 80 Mon, 31 Dec 2018 05:24:54 EST O'Keefe, 80, died at his home after a battle with cancer.

Intoxicated, disruptive passenger causes plane to land in St. John's I left my career, moved out around the bay, and became a farmer Your tax bill could change in 2019. Here's what to expect. Offshore safety advocate pours fears of an oil disaster into screenplay Afroman was gonna come to Newfoundland, but then he got high Hair stylist closing up shop after 40 years in Labrador Mall

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Don't buy beauty products where you get office supplies, and other lessons | Fresh-air fitness is better for you, research shows | This retired surgeon turns classic paintings and N.L. landscapes into rugs like it's no big deal | Two men arrested with drugs, concealed knife and stun gun after traffic stop

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Don't buy beauty products where you get office supplies, and other lessons Tue, 1 Jan 2019 08:30:00 EST From how to properly eat an apple to beauty shopping at Staples, Wanita Bates learned some valuable lessons over the last 12 months.

Fresh-air fitness is better for you, research shows Tue, 1 Jan 2019 05:30:00 EST A 4th-year student at Grenfell Campus says his research shows that health and recreational funding are usually spent on indoor rinks, gyms, and pools.

This retired surgeon turns classic paintings and N.L. landscapes into rugs like it's no big deal Mon, 31 Dec 2018 15:30:00 EST Alan Kwan says being a surgeon for 35 years helped develop the work ethic, attention to detail, and steady hand he needs to create his intricate rugs.

Two men arrested with drugs, concealed knife and stun gun after traffic stop Mon, 31 Dec 2018 17:18:51 EST A 43-year-old man and an 18-year-old man are facing numerous charges.

Meet the man who lights up the New Year's Eve sky over Quidi Vidi Lake No dead North Atlantic right whales were found in the Gulf of St. Lawrence this year

Christopher Pratt, Kaetlyn Osmond to receive order of Newfoundland and Labrador

Armed man robs popular Chinese restaurant in St. John's, police say

Snowy, windy, cold New Year's Day expected

What was hot, cold and oh-so good in the food and drink scene

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Most of Newfoundland digs out from overnight storm, more blizzard conditions coming | Man dies after ATV collision in Branch | Lordy lordy, life changed at 40: How getting laid off pushed me in just the right way | When a pharmacy worker retired after 40 years, 'the dream of a lifetime' was waiting

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Most of Newfoundland digs out from overnight storm, more blizzard conditions coming Wed, 2 Jan 2019 04:57:55 EST Weather warnings are in effect as high winds and snow push across most parts of eastern and central Newfoundland.

Man dies after ATV collision in Branch Wed, 2 Jan 2019 07:19:29 EST A 53-year-old man is dead after an ATV crash on Boxing Day, which wasn't reported to police.

Lordy lordy, life changed at 40: How getting laid off pushed me in just the right way Wed, 2 Jan 2019 05:30:00 EST I was laid off shortly before my 40th birthday. It became the jump-start I needed to retool my entire life, writes Martin Jones.

When a pharmacy worker retired after 40 years, 'the dream of a lifetime' was waiting Wed, 2 Jan 2019 04:30:00 EST Instead of cake, tea and a send-off speech, Maureen Sullivan received a gift she will never forget.

New carbon tax brings slight change to gas prices as of Jan. 1 Trevor Myall started singing in St. John's, and is now picking up awards in N.Y.C.

Don't buy beauty products where you get office supplies, and other lessons

Fresh-air fitness is better for you, research shows

This retired surgeon turns classic paintings and N.L. landscapes into rugs like it's no big deal

Two men arrested with drugs, concealed knife and stun gun after traffic stop

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Westjet plane bound for St. John's returns to Halifax due to mechanical issue | Marble Mountain to open Saturday, after devastating thaw last week | Blizzard warnings come to an end in N.L., but another storm is brewing | Is St. John's the oldest city in North America? Not so, says local historian

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Westjet plane bound for St. John's returns to Halifax due to mechanical issue Thu, 3 Jan 2019 08:52:57 EST A Westjet flight heading to St. John's from Halifax has had a mechanical issue and had to turn back to land at Halifax Stanfield International Airport.

Marble Mountain to open Saturday, after devastating thaw last week Thu, 3 Jan 2019 07:18:53 EST One week after mild temperatures and high winds decimated the natural snow on the hill, Marble Mountain is ready to go.

Blizzard warnings come to an end in N.L., but another storm is brewing Thu, 3 Jan 2019 05:23:34 EST It's over — but not for long.

Is St. John's the oldest city in North America? Not so, says local historian Thu, 3 Jan 2019 05:30:00 EST The idea that St. John's is the oldest city in North America says more about the city's reaction to Confederation than it does about its history says Jeff Webb, a historian at MUN.

His VLT addiction nearly led to suicide. Now, Derek Montague is speaking out Fierce Newfoundland storm makes some roads impassable for even the plows Ambulance stuck on TCH in storm has owner asking for better snow clearing A Christmas without Christ: Baby Jesus stolen — twice — from St. John's nativity scene Meet the Qajaq, set to sail the Strait of Belle Isle in 2019 Fatal ATV crash in Branch not reported to RCMP until after man died, say police

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Senior stuck with snowed-in driveway gets help from stranger with a plow | Digging out buried fire hydrants could lead to treasure for Corner Brook residents | Leadership, gender parity priorities for new Status of Women council CEO | Sudanese activist in St. John's on hunger strike to protest Omar al-Bashir

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Senior stuck with snowed-in driveway gets help from stranger with a plow Fri, 4 Jan 2019 06:30:00 EST 73-year-old Alfred Simmons no longer has to worry about shovelling, thanks to a snow angel who responded to his call for help Thursday evening.

Digging out buried fire hydrants could lead to treasure for Corner Brook residents Fri, 4 Jan 2019 08:01:24 EST The City of Corner Brook is asking residents to help clear snow away from fire hydrants as a way to ensure better safety standards and save the city big money.

Leadership, gender parity priorities for new Status of Women council CEO Fri, 4 Jan 2019 06:30:00 EST Paula Sheppard is taking over as the head of the Provincial Advisory Council on the Status of Women.

Sudanese activist in St. John's on hunger strike to protest Omar al-Bashir Fri, 4 Jan 2019 05:30:00 EST St. John’s is a long way from the northeast African nation of Sudan but that’s not stopping Joingingkwe Togol from joining protests against President Omar al-Bashir.

Return to scallops could ramp up fishery in Nunatsiavut 2 crashes cause major traffic delays in 2 directions near Gander 'Aggressive' policies — including layoffs — needed to combat Muskrat rate increases, say experts Child in vehicle as Newtown man charged for drug-impaired driving Another storm looms just as Newfoundland cleans up from messy blizzard WestJet plane bound for St. John's makes emergency landing in Halifax

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Chris Andrews shaves trademark beard after fundraising success | Living alone can be a risky business. Here's how to help loved ones plan for the worst | Here we snow again: Another storm for north, west Newfoundland, coastal Labrador | Winter walking in downtown St. John's like conquering a ski hill, says graphic designer

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Chris Andrews shaves trademark beard after fundraising success Mon, 7 Jan 2019 07:30:00 EST A fresh-faced Shanneyganock frontman emerged in Flatrock on Saturday night after fulfilling a promise to an 11-year-old girl.

Living alone can be a risky business. Here's how to help loved ones plan for the worst Mon, 7 Jan 2019 04:30:00 EST A Newfoundland and Labrador woman is sharing her family's story to raise awareness about the risks of living alone and to offer some tips on how to make sure your loved ones or neighbours stay safe.

Here we snow again: Another storm for north, west Newfoundland, coastal Labrador Mon, 7 Jan 2019 05:51:13 EST Schools are closed and highways shut down as Environment Canada issues another round of weather warnings.

Winter walking in downtown St. John's like conquering a ski hill, says graphic designer Mon, 7 Jan 2019 06:30:00 EST Ski map illustrates the sketchy state of some city sidewalks

How a business trip detour inspired this Toronto couple to move to rural N.L. Labrador City mayor says violent Fermont deaths 'shocking' Breaking through: How sign language classes became 'a miracle' for this Newfoundland mom Winter's stunning beauty: Check out our latest audience photo gallery No vet? No problem. Meet Dave Dunn, who stitched up his horse with buttons Thousands hit the slopes for Marble Mountain's first weekend

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'Unique' problem leaves residents of St. John's street unable to park in winter | Kittens recovering after being abandoned in Cormack snowbank | Husky Energy's SeaRose operation still on hold, as oil spill investigation continues | Cocaine overtakes opioids as drug-related killer for first half of 2018

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'Unique' problem leaves residents of St. John's street unable to park in winter Tue, 8 Jan 2019 07:30:00 EST An informal understanding between the residents of Craigmillar Avenue and parking enforcement officers has ended, leaving people are wondering where they'll park after a snow storm.

Kittens recovering after being abandoned in Cormack snowbank Tue, 8 Jan 2019 06:30:00 EST Six kittens found in the snow near Cormack are lucky to be alive after a pair of passing travellers found them huddled together and freezing.

Husky Energy's SeaRose operation still on hold, as oil spill investigation continues Tue, 8 Jan 2019 07:05:10 EST It's been almost two months since the largest oil spill in Newfoundland and Labrador history.

Cocaine overtakes opioids as drug-related killer for first half of 2018 Tue, 8 Jan 2019 05:30:00 EST Nine people died of cocaine-related deaths in the first half of 2018.

RNC officer Joe Smyth's obstruction of justice trial continues Tuesday Stranded seals swarming Roddickton streets Dashcam footage shows what not to do after witnessing collision Why these Labrador Inuit want new names for schools in Nunatsiavut Muskrat inquiry 1 of 4 strategic risks still facing hydro project, says report New 'inclusive squash' program in N.L. could be a global first

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Snow, freezing rain heading to parts of Newfoundland | Trigger mitts sales surge in St. John's shop, thanks to CBC documentary | Give Nan a Nintendo to keep her brain sharp, researcher says | Joe Smyth obstruction of justice trial enters third day

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Snow, freezing rain heading to parts of Newfoundland Wed, 9 Jan 2019 06:08:13 EST Snow and freezing rain are heading to the Avalon, Bonavista, and Clarenville areas, and there are wind warnings on the island's west coast.

Trigger mitts sales surge in St. John's shop, thanks to CBC documentary Wed, 9 Jan 2019 06:30:00 EST The coolest way to keep your hands warm this winter has been around for more than a century.

Give Nan a Nintendo to keep her brain sharp, researcher says Wed, 9 Jan 2019 05:30:00 EST Research done by Dr. Benjamin Zendel at MUN and a colleague in Montreal found that video games can help seniors stay mentally sharp, and even increase grey matter.

Joe Smyth obstruction of justice trial enters third day Wed, 9 Jan 2019 05:22:41 EST The trial of a Royal Newfoundland Constabulary officer accused of obstruction of justice in connection with a traffic stop in 2017 enters its third day Wednesday.

N.L.'s very own almanac tells the future, uncovers the past Broadcaster, author, 'extrovert extraordinaire' Ron Pumphrey dies at 87 A note on the windshield and a good deed that made this mom's day Call in abandoned vehicles, RNC urges, after stolen car sat in pile of snow for weeks Muskrat inquiry could add $45M-$162M to final cost of project, says report Joe Smyth — charged with obstruction of justice — denies giving ticket maliciously

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Woman killed in Conne River, police on scene | Christmas trip home has special significance for couple affected by Danforth shooting | Eastern Newfoundland under a thin sheet of ice after night of freezing rain | Nurses are working 24 hours straight, and their union is speaking out against forced overtime

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Woman killed in Conne River, police on scene Thu, 10 Jan 2019 07:21:36 EST Sources tell CBC News a young woman was killed sometime overnight Wednesday or in the early Thursday morning hours.

Christmas trip home has special significance for couple affected by Danforth shooting Thu, 10 Jan 2019 05:30:00 EST Five months after Danielle Kane was shot in Toronto, she visited Newfoundland for the first time with her boyfriend Jerry Pinksen — and drove a snowmobile.

Eastern Newfoundland under a thin sheet of ice after night of freezing rain Thu, 10 Jan 2019 05:00:45 EST Schools in the St. John's metro area were delayed by two hours, and a number of schools in the central and western regions were closed for the morning with updates expected around 11 a.m.

Nurses are working 24 hours straight, and their union is speaking out against forced overtime Thu, 10 Jan 2019 06:30:00 EST Mandatory overtime is increasingly common for registered nurses in Newfoundland and Labrador and it's hurting health care providers and their patients, the union says.

Seafood giant Clearwater convicted of 'gross violation' in lobster fishery Diesel jumps 5 cents a litre, gas stays pretty much the same Volunteer rescue crew warns outdoor enthusiasts about avalanche risk Happy Valley-Goose Bay man in court facing sex-related charges Exercise classes can do wonders for people with Parkinson's — and that's no stretch What's the N.L. 2018 Word of the Year?

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'She deserved a long and happy life': Chantel John's family speaks out | 'More than enough cocaine to go around,' says drug officer after more coke-related deaths | MUN law school 'is going to happen,' says university's VP | Strangers still email Sharon Bala about her powerful NL Reads novel

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'She deserved a long and happy life': Chantel John's family speaks out Fri, 11 Jan 2019 06:52:41 EST Natalie Mackey, Chantel John's cousin and friend, remembers John as a "beautiful person," who was "full of life."

'More than enough cocaine to go around,' says drug officer after more coke-related deaths Fri, 11 Jan 2019 04:30:26 EST Drug cop Charles Shallow is quick to say cocaine is a problem — but not a new one.

MUN law school 'is going to happen,' says university's VP Fri, 11 Jan 2019 05:30:00 EST It's been talked about for many years, but there's growing momentum, with vice-president Noreen Golfman this week saying, "This is going to happen."

Strangers still email Sharon Bala about her powerful NL Reads novel Fri, 11 Jan 2019 06:30:00 EST No matter what your stance on immigration is, Sharon Bala's The Boat People will show you a side you've never seen before.

During the winter months, snow can actually cause a fire Here & Now: Conne River grieves; a riveting court case in Labrador Drugs found in woods lead to trafficking charges Dwight Ball kicks off election year with 'political jabs' at opposition Dildo fishing derby to return 3 years after salmon squabble The best of winter: Wonderful photos from across the province in our latest audience gallery

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Snow mixed with ice pellets, changing to rain, coming for eastern Newfoundland | Heavy equipment used to smash windows, steal ATM at Sobeys in St. John's | Crunch the numbers before building law school, accountant tells MUN | Glass found in bags of bread prompts recall in N.L.

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Snow mixed with ice pellets, changing to rain, coming for eastern Newfoundland Mon, 14 Jan 2019 08:58:27 EST The Burin and Connaigre peninsulas have snow on the way, with mixed winter weather expected to hit the St. John's area and others parts of eastern Newfoundland.

Heavy equipment used to smash windows, steal ATM at Sobeys in St. John's Mon, 14 Jan 2019 08:01:10 EST Workers in the store during the break-in happened appeared shaken, said it was "scary."

Crunch the numbers before building law school, accountant tells MUN Mon, 14 Jan 2019 06:30:00 EST Financial literacy advocate Larry Short says the public deserves more debate and further discussion before Memorial University decides to go ahead with the project.

Glass found in bags of bread prompts recall in N.L. Mon, 14 Jan 2019 06:35:10 EST The Canadian Food Inspection Agency launched the recall on Jan. 4.

Wabana councillor opens up about rift that's tearing Bell Island apart Newfoundland woman opens her heart — and her home — to cancer patients Making a comeback after nearly losing it all: Meet Newfoundland rapper N8 Douce These custom sneakers are made by a Newfoundlander, for a Newfoundlander Gander air traffic controllers send pizzas to U.S. counterparts working without pay Winter, you're gorgeous! Check out our audience photo gallery

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Kaiden Little, 6, dies of cancer, remembered by friends and family | Easy to get heavy equipment keys, says operator after back-to-back robberies | Conne River holds emotional vigil to honour slain woman | Clutter is common, but how best to clean up?

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Kaiden Little, 6, dies of cancer, remembered by friends and family Tue, 15 Jan 2019 07:17:45 EST Mark Hamill — Luke Skywalker himself — said goodbye to the young Star Wars fan on Monday.

Easy to get heavy equipment keys, says operator after back-to-back robberies Tue, 15 Jan 2019 06:30:00 EST As police in St. John's investigate back-to-back heists using heavy equipment, the association representing the industry is providing tips on how to keep machines out of the hands of thieves.

Conne River holds emotional vigil to honour slain woman Mon, 14 Jan 2019 11:21:35 EST Floating lanterns soared into the sky above Conne River Monday night, as family and friends of Chantel John came together for a vigil in her memory.

Clutter is common, but how best to clean up? Tue, 15 Jan 2019 04:30:00 EST The popular Netfilx series Tidying Up with Marie Kondo has people decluttering around the world, but some people in St. John's have tips of their own.

Seeing bats? They're likely sick — and government wants to track them Advancing winter storm closing and delaying schools in parts of Newfoundland Winter's wonders: Take a break and enjoy the photos in our latest audience gallery Newfoundlander in Germany gives The Once a taste of home while on tour Shailynn Snow's 'extreme talent' celebrated after world hockey gold medal Cabinet shuffle shows reconciliation dropping in priority for Trudeau, say Indigenous advocates