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On Point | Labrador byelection results and NAPE poll
Former PC MHA Shawn Skinner, President of the Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Labour Lana Payne, and Russell Wangersky with the Telegram in St.
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Arts council presents annual awards
CBC Searchlight winners Sherman Downey and the Ambiguous Case entertained a full house on Saturday night at the D. F. Cook Recital Hall.
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Composting project expands in Grand Bank
Over 200 households in Grand Bank participated in the Multi-Materials Stewardship Board's project, which diverted more than 112 tonnes of compost and paper waste from the local landfill.
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Pay stations will be installed in four city parking lots in late June, said Joe Chacke, executive director of Pittston Redevelopment Authority.
Education has key role in addressing LGBTQ issues: panel
CORNER BROOK When Kyle Curlew decided to come out as a bisexual man he said being in the environment he's in here in Corner Brook made doing so easy.
SLP Native, Hopkins Grad Helps Johnnies Relay Team Win MIAC Title
A St. Louis Park native and Hopkins grad helped the Saint John's 4x800-meter relay team place first at the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships, according to a university news release .
Ralph Loder makes a comment during Gerry Byrne's meeting on the Qalipu Mi'kmaq agreement, held at the Pepsi Centre Thursday.
Break in water line results in boil order
Colemans executive chef Maurizio Modica pours bottled water over some peppers for deli prep worker Heather McCarthy at the O'Connell Drive Colemans at the Gardens Friday.
Deer Lake braces for flooding - Residents concerned about the effects ...
The sand has disappeared again at the beach after Deer Lake Power opened several gates in the Main Dam to relieve high water levels on Grand Lake.
Deer Lake braces for flooding - Residents concerned about the effects ...
The sand has disappeared again at the beach after Deer Lake Power opened several gates in the Main Dam to relieve high water levels on Grand Lake.
Transgender activists speak out - Say they are not protected under the provincial Human Rights Act
"Powerless is a word that a lot of people in this room can relate to," said transgender James Moriarty, the keynote speaker Friday at the International Day Against Homophobia breakfast in St.
Man faces additional charges in Springdale Street standoff
Justin Wiseman, 21, is now also facing charges of having a weapon, a shotgun, dangerous to the public, and with pointing the shotgun at police officers.
Gushue | Why the loss of Ray Guy has meant so much
They arrived on a weekly basis, some anticipated more eagerly than others, all of them however opened quickly enough.
Newfoundland historic sites, visitor centres open
"Our Provincial Historic Sites offer an interactive history lesson on the many influences that have shaped who we are today as a people, including the lives of the Beothuks and the history of lighthouses," Terry French, minister of tourism, culture and recreation, said in a news release.
Trust experts in building of new hospital: Marshall
CORNER BROOK Tom Marshall realizes not everybody is going to be happy with the new hospital in Corner Brook, but he also says there must be a trust that the facility will be designed to best serve the region.
Geise strikes out 16, paces Blue Jays past Tigers
St. John's senior right-hander Curtis Geise was almost as perfect in pacing the Blue Jays to a 5-1 victory in a Division IV sectional final.
Sandwich priest suspended for plagiarism
One of the Ten Commandments is "thou shall not steal," but an Episcopal priest has been suspended for allegedly lifting more than a dozen Sunday sermons verbatim from a book.
Inmates accused of planning escape from Waterford
Kenny Green, 34, seen in this file photo, was charged with conspiring to escape unlawful custody with another man at the Waterford Hospital in St.
"He was right over there having a picnic ... sat on his little butt," she said. "So I went over, I was walking over.