

Landings Eatery & Pub Destroyed by fire
Firefighters from Portugal Cove - St. Philip's Volunteer Fire Department, Torbay Volunteer Fire Department, Pouch Cove Volunteer Fire Department and St. John’s Regional Fire Department responded to reports of a fire at Landings Eatery & Pub located in the town of Portugal Cove. Firefighters responded to the call at around 7:00 a.m. on Tuesday morning. When crews arrived, fire and smoke could be seen coming from the building. Firefighters quickly attacked the fire but were ove
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A light dusting of snow for some areas tonight
Expect 2 cm of snow for western areas of Newfoundland and central as far east as the Clarenville region. Along the south coast, Avalon, and Northern Peninsula, mostly cloudy conditions are expected. Lows will range from minus 16 to minus 1. It will be clear across most of Labrador tonight. Lows will dip to a chilly minus 33 in western areas to minus 18 along the coast.
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Evacuation Order issued for portions of Portugal Cove – St. Philip’s
The Portugal Cove – St. Philip’s Fire Department has issued an Emergency Evacuation Order due to smoke advisory from a structure fire. Effective immediately residents in the area of Bridgets Road, Harding’s Hill, Boulder Lane, Somerton Lane, and bottom of Anglican Church Road are being asked to evacuate immediately due to a smoke advisory resulting from a nearby structure fire. Emergency crews are currently on scene responding to the fire, and heavy smoke in the area is crea
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St. John’s man charged with impaired driving
A 52-year-old man has been charged with impaired driving following a traffic stop in downtown St. John’s early Tuesday morning. RNC officers stopped a vehicle at about 2 a.m. on March 10 after suspecting the driver was impaired. The man was arrested and taken to RNC headquarters, where he provided breath samples for analysis. Police said the results were twice the legal limit. He was charged with operation of a conveyance while impaired and operating a conveyance with a blood
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Canadian Armed Forces add new naval large tug as fleet modernization continues
The federal government says new naval large tugs are helping support the future operations of the Royal Canadian Navy as it modernizes and expands its fleet. The Department of National Defence accepted a third naval large tug in January, the Canadian Forces Auxiliary Vessel Canso . The vessel sailed more than 1,000 nautical miles in 2025 from a shipyard in Île-aux-Coudres, Que., to Halifax. Ownership of the vessel is expected to transfer to the Royal Canadian Navy once crew t
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