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Cannabis rules: what to expect in Newfoundland and Labrador
New measures in place to curtail fraud, Newfoundland and Labrador ...
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Marystown area man without a home after weekend fire
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Ferryland RCMP charge youth for unlawful possession of Cannabis
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Dr. Norah Duggan of St. John’s one of Canada’s top family physicians
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Ferryland RCMP charge youth for unlawful possession of Cannabis
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Four taken to hospital after allegedly stolen car crashes in Bishop's Falls
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Deer Lake man charged with public mischief
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Third annual charity event that helps people travel for medical care set for Tuesday
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Goulds area of St. John's deserves full-time firefighters: union
Police graduates sworn in
On Saturday, members of the 14th class to complete the Police Studies Program at Memorial University were officially sworn in as recruit constables of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC). The Lieutenant Governor Cadet of the Year and ...
Antigonish County crash claims three lives
Three people died after a three-vehicle crash Saturday on Highway 104 in Dagger Woods, just east of Antigonish. ...
Updated: Rain and wind bringing wild weather to Newfoundland
Environment Canada has issued warnings and alerts for many areas of the province. Wind and rain in store for most of the island Sunday into Monday. — Environment Canada On the Avalon, rain is expected to begin Sunday morning and ...
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Update: Postal workers begin rotating strikes in four Canadian provinces
The union representing 50,000 Canada Post employees has begun rotating strikes in four cities across the country. The Canadian Union of Postal Workers says the 24-hour strikes began Monday at 12:01 a.m. local time in Victoria, ...
Vaccination particularly important for those at highest risk to get flu, chief medical officer says
When you dispel the myths and look at the facts about the influenza vaccine, more people might feel comfortable about getting the flu shot, says Dr. Claudia Sarbu, the province’s chief medical officer of health. One of the biggest myths, she ...
Neary family raises more than $3,000 for Learning Disability Association of Newfoundland and Labrador
It has been a banner year for Michael Neary … starting with his first victory lap after connecting with the Learning Disabilities Association of Newfoundland and Labrador (LDANL). Michael, the 2018 Hanlon Realty U.S. Legends series champion ...
More raids to come for illegal sales, Newfoundland Liquor Corp. says
The first raid of an unlicensed cannabis dispensary took place on Thursday evening, but there could be more on the way. On Thursday at 4:30 p.m., Newfoundland and Labrador Liquor Corp. (NLC) regulatory officers and the Royal Newfoundland ...
Muskrat Falls stop-work order worries workers
After being dismissed from the Muskrat Falls worksite, one worker says he’s been left in limbo, not sure what happens next. About 500 workers were ordered by Nalcor Energy on Thursday to head home after it was established that Astaldi Canada ...
New Kids Can program approved by Stephenville town council
The funding of a new program by the Recreation and Wellness Division of the Town of Stephenville is hoped to make it able for every child to get involved in all kinds of programs. The Stephenville town council approved $5,000 towards the program ...
Punishment recommended for MHA Dale Kirby
Commissioner for Legislative Standards Bruce Chaulk has recommended punishment for former Liberal cabinet minister Dale Kirby, while clearing Kirby of seven of eight allegations against him. Kirby, now an Independent MHA for Mount Scio, issued a ...
