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N.L. crab fishers taken aback by DFO's latest details on crab data
From street hockey in Herring Neck to a gold medal in Bermuda
Sobeys stores halt sale of romaine lettuce
Owner escapes unharmed from fire that destroys house in Port au Port ...
Corner Brook native Brad Gallant leads charge to remove offensive ...
Qalipu, federal government met in Corner Brook this week to start ...
NICHOLAS MERCER: Laying down a Christmas track
Glen ‘Big Baby’ Davis looks for good vibes and a fresh start with the ...
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Corner Brook native Brad Gallant leads charge to remove offensive Indigenous imagery from Mississauga facilities
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Qalipu, federal government met in Corner Brook this week to start talks regarding denied membership applicants
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Steele-Young trial to continue in new year
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RCMP officer who assaulted ex-girlfriend loses appeal
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Ches Crosbie calls for investigation into Steve Crocker
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‘Frustrating’ to see negativity, Ed Martin tells Muskrat Falls Inquiry
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Newfoundland and Labrador Government reaches collective agreements with CUPE
The provincial government and the province’s second largest public sector union have reached a collective agreement. Under the deal, ratified last week and set to expire in 2020, 4,500 members of Canadian Union of Public Employees’ ...
Highway commuter says fatal accident scene near Pinchgut Lake prone to snow squalls
Danielle Marche drives the Trans-Canada Highway between Corner Brook and Stephenville every day. The Western Regional School of Nursing student was on her way back home to Stephenville at 8 p.m. Tuesday when she encountered a long line of traffic ...
Loss has saddened friends of Stephenville woman killed in highway accident
Gina Boland was still trying to process the loss of her “golfing buddy” on Wednesday after 72-year-old Mary Byrne died in a car accident the evening before. “It’s like a nightmare — a bad dream,” she said, after ...
Corner Brook bishop says faith led him to priesthood
Coming from a family of deep faith, Bishop Peter Hundt said that faith has always been an important part of his life. His dedication to his faith is about to take the Roman Catholic bishop of the Corner Brook and Labrador Diocese in a new ...
Favourite float
The Telegram and Choices for Youth Home for the Holidays campaign Christmas parade float drove onto the top step of the podium in the Mount Pearl Lions Club Christmas Parade, non-commercial entry. The annual campaign strives to bring awareness to the ...
Witness a no-show at trial in St. John's court
When it comes to testifying against Ryan Farrell in court, witnesses don't often seem to show up. Last May, an alleged stabbing victim didn't turn up to testify against Farrell, resulting in the Crown withdrawing Farrell's ...
Muskrat Falls Inquiry commissioner tells Ed Martin he can’t ‘run the show’
Former Nalcor Energy president and CEO Ed Martin has been involved in some tense rounds of questioning at the Muskrat Falls Inquiry, but the tension boiled over Wednesday afternoon, with Commissioner Richard LeBlanc stepping in. Questions were ...
St. John’s opioid cases almost double: report
According to a report from the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) called “Opioid-Related Harms in Canada” released Wednesday, 48 people were hospitalized in St. John’s in 2017 due to opioid poisonings. The ...
Billions in benefits to come, Ed Martin tells Muskrat Falls Inquiry
Newfoundland and Labrador needed to add new power generation and did the right thing in pursuing the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric project, according to former Nalcor Energy president and CEO Ed Martin. From the witness stand, he warned the province ...
Newfoundland and Labrador taxation ‘reasonable’: report
A review of the provincial tax system has found taxation levels are “reasonable” compared with other parts of Canada. The report was commissioned on August 22, 2017 and completed by a committee chaired by Stephen Jerrett, the current ...
