Top News
Devastation, distinction: Battle of Beaumont-Hamel is etched in ...
ON THE 11th HOUR: when the war went quiet
The psychology of war in Atlantic Canada: war wounds beyond the ...
Letters To Santa
![['Surveys of caribou herds around Deer Lake, Baie Verte and north along the Northern Peninsula to St. Anthony will be conducted in the coming weeks. ']](/media/photologue/photos/cache/caribou-2817217_thumbnail.jpg)
Motorists advised of caribou on Northern Peninsula roads
Memorial fund will honour Keith Hendry, help kids
Muskrat Falls project review was limited: risk expert
Plane in emergency landing could leave Stephenville today
Sweet beginnings of the festive season in Corner Brook
The Central Voice
Realism trumps optimism following Newfoundland and Labrador fiscal update
Several hours after Finance Minister Tom Osborne updated the province’s financial situation, The Telegram spoke with people in downtown St. John’s about whether the $135-million decrease in the projected deficit made them feel more ...
POLL: MHAs to apologize, receive sensitivity training
Mount Scio MHA Dale Kirby and Humber-Bay of Islands MHA Eddie Joyce have been found in violation of the MHA Code of Conduct by members of the House of Assembly. Speaker Perry Trimper asked Joyce to stand in his place and apologize for his ...
Update: Brandon Phillips sentenced to year in prison on drug charge conviction
Convicted murderer Brandon Phillips, already serving a life sentence for a second-degree murder, has been given a one-year sentence on a drug charge, but he won't serve extra time. The 30-year-old pleaded guilty to drug charges he ...
Complainant takes the stand at sexual assault trial in St. John's
For the first time since Thomas Patrick McGrath's sexual assault trial began, defence lawyer Jason Edwards had questions for a witness Tuesday. Edwards had declined to cross-examine the eight previous witnesses in the trial, saying he had no ...
Increased petroleum prices bring down Newfoundland and Labrador deficit
A more expensive barrel of oil has given a bump to the provincial economy, reducing the projected deficit to $547 million from the $682 million projected in April. Finance Minister Tom Osborne gave an update on the province’s financial ...
Finance minister knew staff concerns, Muskrat Falls Inquiry hears
Tom Marshall, Finance minister at the time of sanctioning of the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric project and former Newfoundland and Labrador premier, says he knew a trio of individuals in the department had recommended a hold on the project plans for ...
When highways are in poor shape, it impacts many aspects of life in Newfoundland and Labrador
MARYSTOWN, N.L. They’re the glue that keeps the province running. Without roads, most everything would come to a standstill. Government-provided services like health care and education are vital and used by everyone, Transportation and ...
Estate planning can be difficult but it’s crucial, says Newfoundland expert
Dying can be a taboo topic that people often don’t want to talk or even think about. It happens to people young and old every day, though, and not having an estate plan in place with a thorough will detailing your final days and what comes ...
First two women set to join longshoreman’s union
Newfoundland and Labrador’s oldest active union will welcome the first two female members in its 115-year history on Wednesday. Goulds’ Michelle Follett and Paula Snelgrove of St. John’s will become members of the ...
St. John’s Pride at risk of dissolving
The province is at risk of losing one of its strongest LBGTQ+ advocacy groups and organizers of the annual St. John’s Pride parade. The entirety of the interim board of St. John’s Pride Inc. is set to close out its term this month, but ...
