After more than two years of negotiations, an agreement in principle jas been reached between with Canada Post covering and both postal bargaining units. This means both sides have agreed on the main points of the deals, but need to agree on the contractual language that will form the collective agreements that would be put to a vote by the members. Current collective agreements will continue to remain in full force and effect. Should the Tentative Agreements not be reached

The province’s Seniors’ Advocate, Susan Walsh, has released the Seniors’ Report 2025. The report provides a profile of the well-being of seniors in Newfoundland and Labrador related to their Individual Health, Health Care, Finances, Housing, Transportation, and Safety and Protection. There are positive findings in this report, including that 88 per cent of seniors report satisfaction with their lives and 84 per cent feel connected to their communities, only 5 per cent of seni

The 2025 Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador 75th Conference, Trade Show and Annual General Meeting wraps up today in Corner Brook. The event, held primarily at the Corner Brook Civic Centre, featured trade shows, networking opportunities, a keynote address by Jonny Harris and more. There was also a look back at the past 75 years of municipal progress. There were more than 350 members representing more than 100 towns; 50 vendor booths; 100 corporate partner representativ

On Friday afternoon, the RNC responded to a possible impaired driver in Mount Pearl. Through the course of the investigation the vehicle was located travelling on East White Hills Road. The officer observed the male driver and attempted to stop the vehicle, but the driver refused to stop and began to drive in a dangerous manner. The pursuit was discontinued in the interest of public safety. A short while later, another officer located the same vehicle parked in a shopping c

The Canadian-led NATO Multinational Brigade Latvia conducted Exercise RESOLUTE WARRIOR 25 from November 1 to 10, across central and eastern Latvia. The exercise marked the largest deployment beyond Ādaži military base, demonstrating the ability to project combat power, maintain command and control, and sustain operations in urban and rural environments. It included personnel from over one-third of NATO member states. This year’s iteration focused on the multinational brigade’