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More properties will be up for auction in Corner Brook in property tax sale
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Michael Oxford charged for threatening violence against Corner Brook judge
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New court dates set for Occupational Health and Safety charges
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Minister ready for things to light up on Wednesday
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New Downtown Master Plan in Stephenville to create a good atmosphere: Roberts
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Two more people added at Muskrat Falls Inquiry
Woman who swindled $70,000 to be sentenced for taking money from her employer
The owner of a reputable local contracting business described the shock and anxiety he felt after finding out one of his longtime employees had defrauded him of tens of thousands of dollars. "I found out the hard way the adverse effects of ...
Paradise man found guilty of stealing electricity
A St. John's judge turned up the heat on a Paradise man Thursday, finding him guilty of stealing electricity. "I'm satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt," Judge Mike Madden said following Christopher Todd Martin's trial at ...
Corner Brook women share their stories as they start Narcotics Anonymous group for women
Tanya McFadyen works with a lot of different women as the manager of Vesta Place, the Corner Brook Women's Centre second stage housing facility. She's not interested with pushing papers or programs on the people she works with. Instead she ...
Paradise couple latest from Newfoundland and Labrador to win the Set for Life top prize
Cindy and Albert Courtney of Paradise are the latest couple from Newfoundland and Labrador to win the Set for Life top prize. “I picked up a Set for Life ticket Friday night and there was one other ticket left in the tray, off in ...
Meet the candidates for Gambo town council
Meeting the candidates in the runnnig for the Gambo's upcoming byelection, scheduled for Oct. 16. Related: Gambo to hold byelection for three seats For Mayor Craig Lush Name: Craig Lush Work: Gambo business owner Volunteer: ...
MUN full-time enrolments hold steady, international interest on the rise
Based on preliminary data acquired by the Association of Atlantic Universities (AAU), enrolment at Memorial University of Newfoundland is about on par with years past and the rest of Atlantic Canada. The number of full-time undergraduate students ...
Grenfell Campus hosting talk on malaria and the First World War
An upcoming talk at Grenfell Campus in Corner Brook is going to explore the effects of malaria after the First World War. Dr. Justin Fantauzzo, who is an assistant professor of history at Memorial University in St. John's, will look at ...
Las Vegas show Thunder From Down Under coming to St. John’s
One of the most popular male dance shows from Las Vegas will perform in St. John’s next Spring. Thunder From Down under, the Australian male dance group, are playing at the St. John’s Convention Centre on March 30. The 19-plus show ...
"Come From Away" headed to St. John’s stage
"Come From Away" is coming home. Thanks to a short gap between the Toronto production’s move from the Royal Alexandra Theatre to the Elgin Theatre in January, the production team is bringing the Tony Award-winning show to St. ...
Newfoundland and Labrador's debt keeps going up
In order to solve the debt problem in Newfoundland and Labrador, each resident would have to cough up a paltry $27,898 — a $2,110 increase from 2018. The number comes as part of the Public Accounts, released last Thursday by the provincial ...
