Police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating a missing 35-year-old man believed to have recently been in the western Newfoundland area. The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary said Dylan Kiteley, originally from Ontario, was reported missing from the Corner Brook area at approximately 12:55 p.m. on Thursday. Investigators said there are concerns for his safety and well-being. Kiteley had recently been spending time in western Newfoundland and was last seen wearing a gre

A 39-year-old man was arrested and charged after a vehicle windshield was damaged in St. John’s on Friday evening. RNC responded to a report of mischief in the Topsail Road area at approximately 6:37 p.m. Police said information received indicated a man had thrown a rock at a vehicle that was stopped in traffic, causing damage to the windshield. A witness reportedly followed the suspect after the incident until officers arrived at the scene. The man was arrested without incid

The inflation rate increased to 2.8% in April, up from an increase of 2.4% in March. Higher energy prices, most notably gasoline prices, drove the acceleration, according to Statistics Canada. The removal of the consumer carbon levy in April 2025, which resulted in monthly declines for gasoline and natural gas, has now fallen out of the 12-month movement, putting upward pressure on the all-items CPI. Excluding gasoline, inflation rose at a slower pace year over year in April

NL Health Services says the Community Walk-in Clinic and Newcomer Health Clinic in St. John’s will temporarily relocate to 850 Topsail Road beginning June 1. The clinics are currently operating at 50 Mundy Pond Road. The temporary move is being made to accommodate renovations at the Mundy Pond Road site. NL Health Services said the clinics will operate out of the space designated for the future Urgent Care Centre (west) while renovations are underway. The Community Walk-in Cl

Tony Wakeham is calling for improved decorum in the House of Assembly amid concerns about increasingly personal exchanges during the current legislative session. In a statement issued Friday, Wakeham said he had written to Opposition Leader John Hogan and Third Party Leader Jim Dinn, while also copying the Speaker of the House of Assembly, to raise concerns about the tone of debate in the legislature. Wakeham said Newfoundlanders and Labradorians expect elected officials to d