Grand Falls-Windsor News

The annual donations program was announced today at the Christmas celebrations at Bell Aliant.

A big bull moose from the U.S. is turning heads in Grand Falls-Windsor, central Newfoundland.

The Newfoundland and Labrador government plans to try make the federal government understand the concerns of former AbitibiBowater workers who fear their pensions will be cut.

Exploits Search and Rescue tests its new hovercraft in Grand Falls-Windsor, central Newfoundland, Dec.

A human skull found near St. John's in 2001 is from a person who was murdered, police say.

Does it make you angry that Newfoundland and Labrador is one of only two provinces that doesna t have a PET/CT scanner that can greatly advance cancer diagnosis and early treatment in patients? Yes No No, but concerned view past polls BLOGS CONTESTS Last updated at 8:31 AM on 07/12/09 Feeling the heat Climate change specialist brings urgent message ...

Do you think the provincea s energy corporation, Nalcor Energy, should continue to pursue the issue of getting Hydro-Quebec to reopen the Upper Churchill power contract? Yes No Undecided CONTESTS Last updated at 11:01 AM on 04/12/09 Demolition of school to start soon The Telegram The Town of Grand Falls-Windsor will be expediting demolition of the ...

Two folks with ties to western Newfoundland are among nine individuals who will be inducted into the Order of Newfoundland and Labrador later this month.

A woman whose husband was killed in a moose-vehicle collision earlier this year is one of 20,000 who have signed a petition to be handed over to the provincial government Monday.

Special to the Cape Breton Post ST. JOHN'S - As a Newfoundland native, Roman Catholic Bishop Brian Joseph Dunn is looking forward to returning to Atlantic Canada in January to lead the Diocese of Antigonish, but at the same time he says it will be difficult to leave Sault Ste.

Long lineups were forming outside some swine flu vaccine clinics in central Newfoundland Tuesday morning, long before they were scheduled to open.

There was good news and bad news on the H1N1 front Monday. During his daily update on the swine flu pandemic, Health Minister Jerome Kennedy said the good news is that lots more people in the province have gotten the H1N1 vaccine in recent days.

Excited spectators were cheering and waving their flags on Sunday, November 15, as the symbolic flame of the Olympic torch was carried through Springdale.

Toni-Lynn Blackmore said she has been unable to live her life for the past year because of an unknown ankle condition.

Retired AbitibiBowater mill workers are being told they could lose a substantial portion of their pensions unless the federal government steps in to protect them from the possibility that the financially troubled company could become bankrupt or be radically restructured early in the new year.

AJ Whiffen, native of Grand Falls Windsor, Nfld, recorded two straight wins this past weekend for the Hounds.

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The province and the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency are giving the College of the North Atlantic in Grand Falls-Windsor more than $5 million to expand its facilities.

The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador spent an untold sum on a consultant to develop a so-called youth retention and attraction strategy.

Two central Newfoundland men have been charged with offences related to drug trafficking as a result of a police search of a residence in Botwood.