

Yoplait brand YOP Drinkable Yogurts are being recalled
Various Yoplait brand YOP Drinkable Yogurts are being recalled due to pieces of plastic. The recall covers several different flavours and was distributed nationally. Customers are warned not to consume the product. Recalled products should be thrown out or returned to the location where they were purchased.
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A nice start to the week
After some snow and rain on Sunday, the work week starts out rather pleasant across Newfoundland and Labrador. Most areas will experience a mix of sun and cloud; there is a risk of a few showers or flurries, depending on your location, but otherwise, it will be pleasant. Winds will also be fairly light. Temperatures today will range from minus 3 to plus 5.
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New washrooms coming to Kelly’s Brook Park
New accessible washrooms are coming to Kelly’s Brook Park in St. John's. To facilitate construction, the Shared-Use Path in Kelly’s Brook Park near Hoyles Avenue, including the trail connection to Hoyles Avenue, will be closed until Friday, November 28. Periodic lane reductions on Hoyles Road will also be required to allow for the tie-in of services. Every effort will be made to minimize interruptions. The public is asked to follow all posted signage in and near the construct
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Burin Peninsula RCMP investigating Fatal Crash Involving Pedestrian
Burin Peninsula RCMP is investigating a pedestrian involved crash in Burin that resulted in the death of a 64-year-old woman early Saturday evening. Just after 6:00 p.m. on November 22, 2025, police responded to a report of a collision along the Main Street in Burin. A pedestrian had been struck by a vehicle and was rushed to hospital by emergency medical crews, where she later succumbed to her injuries. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has been engaged. A Collision R
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Carbonear's first hospital sits in a state of disrepair
If you drive past downtown Carbonear to the Crockers Cove area, you'll come across a now dilapitated building between Water Street and Burnt Head Road. The building was home to the Carbonar Hospital in its early years. In 1957, Dr. Augustus Rowe founded Carbonear's first hospital, the Carbonear Community Hospital. He led the efforts to raise approximately $37,000 to establish the new hospital. Rowe served as the director of Carbonear Community Hospital from its opening in 195
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