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Idlers, Canada's 11-piece "reggae circus," will bring their new songs and old favourites on the road in support of their sophmore releaseKeep Outon Saturday.
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Olympic torch arrives in Labrador
The Olympic flame was welcomed with grace and warmth on the Sheshatshiu Innu Nation yesterday with no sign of aboriginal protests that some feared could herald its arrival.
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Vets see Olympic torch as it reaches east coast on Remembrance Day
Remembrance Day was part of the focus of the Olympic torch relay as it reached Newfoundland and Labrador Wednesday.
First western Newfoundland Career Work Centre opens in Stephenville
Susan Sullivan, left, minister of Human Resources, Labour and Employment, addresses those in attendance at the grand opening of the provincial governmenta TMs Career Work Centre facility in Stephenville.
Five Newfoundland soldiers to receive military honours
Members of the Canadian military, including five Newfoundlanders, will be awarded valour and meritorious service decorations on Friday.
Central Newfoundland college gets $5M boost
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.
Darrell Stevens: Friends Helping a Hunter
Darrell Stevens will tell you he's the only man who goes hunting in his house slippers.
Car crash kills man in western Newfoundland
A man died after a car and a pickup truck collided near Stephenville Crossing in western Newfoundland.
Nunavut ice-floe rescue shows air force needs infrared sensors: critics.
Canada's volunteer search-and-rescue association says a lack of infrared sensors aboard military aircraft is endangering lives.
Five deaths now linked to H1N1: Latest two deaths in province confirmed Monday
Should the House of Assembly Management Commission pay for legal fees former citizena s representative Fraser March will incur to participate in a review of why March was fired in 2005? Yes No Undecided CONTESTS Last updated at 8:40 AM on 10/11/09 Health Minister Jerome Kennedy and Dr.
'Love and Savagery' opens Friday: Author calls for support of Irish-Newfoundland co-production
Should the House of Assembly Management Commission pay for legal fees former citizen's representative Fraser March will incur to participate in a review of why March was fired in 2005? Yes No Undecided view past polls CONTESTS Last updated at 8:48 AM on 10/11/09 Writer Des Walsh at his home in St.
Olympic flame's spotlight moves from Nunavut to Quebec communities
The 2010 Olympic flame makes its first foray into "La belle province" Tuesday. The torch relay for the Vancouver-Whistler Winter Games will move from Iqaluit, Nunavut, Tuesday morning to Sept-Iles, Quebec, Tuesday night.
Two positions created to manage former AbitibiBowater land
Two new positions have been created in Grand Falls-Windsor to help the province effectively manage lands that were formerly owned by AbitibiBowater.
New maps add to geoscience knowledge of western Newfoundland
A series of high-resolution aeromagnetic maps of western Newfoundland now publicly available represent the first major release of geoscience information under the new Petroleum Exploration Enhancement Program , a $5-million, two-year program to boost new exploration activity on the province's west coast.
Filmmaker John N. Smith is an honorary Newfoundlander. John N. Smith has a thing for Newfoundland.
Pendleton inmate dies of suspected overdose
PENDLETON, Ind. - A Pendleton Correctional Facility inmate died early Sunday morning after a suspected prescription drug overdose, according to a press release.
I wince at writing about Christmas so soon, however November is here and it is gear up month for the big celebration at Christmas.
Remembering the fallen in theatres of war
A CONCERT in honour of Remembrance Day is to take place in Bridlington. BBC pianist Vincent Billington and violinist Phillip Mindenhall will give a concert at St John's Burlington Methodist Church, on St John's Road from 12.30pm on Tuesday November 10.
Canadian Press food writer honoured for lifetime service to culinary community
Judy Creighton, a longtime journalist with The Canadian Press, has received a prestigious award for her lifetime of service to Canada's culinary community.