

Showers and drizzle for parts of the province today
Some drizzle is expected along the south coast of the Island today. We will see more clouds than sun on the Burin Peninsula. Sunny skies are expected elsewhere. Expect highs from 13 to 20. Showers are expected in western Labrador, with about 5 mm expected. There is a chance of showers from Happy Valley-Goose Bay to Nain. Highs will range from 16 to 19.
Oct 11 min read


First Light holds Rally for Reconciliation in St. John’s
First Light held its Rally for Reconciliation Wednesday afternoon in recognition of Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The event took place at Northbank Lodge in Pippy Park in St. John’s, bringing together members of the First Light community and the public to honour residential school survivors and remember those who never returned home. The rally featured speeches from Elders, survivors and community members focused on the resilience of resi
Oct 11 min read


Pilot stabbed in attempted high jacking on FlyDubai flight
There was terror in the skies above Jordan and Saudi Arabia on Wednesday aboard a FlyDubai flight according to reports. According to officials, a pilot on the flight from the United Arab Emirates to Israel stabbed another pilot. After stabbing the pilot, they then attempted to crash the plane. The flight was carrying 170 people. In a bid to save the aircraft, passengers overtook the attacker. The plane later landed safely in Saudi Arabia. There was no word on the motivation b
Sep 301 min read


RNC stop driver owing over $13,000 in fines
A 28-year-old man had his vehicle impounded after a traffic stop in St. John’s on Tuesday morning. RNC officers conducted the stop around 8:55 a.m. on September 29 in the area of Frecker Drive. Police issued the man summary offence tickets for driving without vehicle registration and insurance. A records check found the man had more than $13,000 in outstanding fines. The vehicle was subsequently impounded.
Sep 301 min read


Federal Government Supports New Projects to Promote Francophone Immigration
The federal and provincial governments are contributing $349,684 over two years for the Francophone Immigration Support Program. The funding will be used to strengthen the Francophone minority communities in Newfoundland and Labrador by creating a sustainable pathway for Francophone and bilingual talent that supports both population growth and labour market needs. Through targeted overseas recruitment, this initiative aims to attract individuals who can contribute to key sect
Sep 301 min read
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