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N.L. premier blasts ‘doom and gloom’ attitude

The MV Marine Eagle was temporarily taken out of service on Tuesday evening to fix an electrical issue with the ferry's controllable pitch propeller system. - Transportation and Works

La Poile-Rose Blanche ferry ready to go after electrical issue fixed

These two deer don't seem overly impressed with the recent snowfall on Darlings Island, N.B. (Bonnie Massey)

CINDY DAY: Snow — a weighty subject for sure!

The community garden on the Marystown town hall grounds was taking shape on Thursday. Eight raised garden beds have been placed next to the gazebo, which is also being freshened up. Walkways, signage and a parking are also being added to the area as well. Students from Sacred Heart Academy and Keyin College will be helping to plant the garden on Wednesday morning, June 27.

Schedule nearly finalized for Marystown Shining Seas Festival

Joe Grandy with Mary Hillier Grandy.

Frenchman’s Cove man says waiting for a heart test could kill him

Eighteen-year-old Natasha Haraga is preparing for the Dance World Cup taking place in Spain later this month.

Carbonear dancer Natasha Haraga to represent Canada at Dance World Cup

Man charged with impaired driving on Black Head Road

Speeding car clocked at 160 km/h on Outer Ring in St. John’s

A Royal Newfoundland Constabulary patrol car is shown in St. John's. — File photo

Suspended driver caught in St. John’s driving rental truck with hatch open; ...

Royal Newfoundland Constabulary cruiser. — Telegram file

Eastern Health calls RNC to Mount Pearl after unresponsive man found in ...

Derek Iwanaka, First Mining Gold Corp.'s vice-president, investor relations.

First Gold Mining Corp. exploring for gold mine west of Burgeo at Hope Brook

Updated a day ago

Brian Button is a former mayor of Channel-Port aux Basques.

Recreation consternation: former Port aux Basques mayor addresses council about Bruce II policy changes

Updated Jun 18, 2018 at 9:09 a.m.

The road connecting Buchans and Burgeo has suffered several washouts over the past month, and property owners have taken to fixing up the road themselves.

Road connecting Buchans and Burgeo in state of disrepair

Updated Jun 19, 2018 at 2:52 p.m.

An armed man robbed a senior in her home in Fox Roost, on the province's south coast, around 7:30 a.m. on June 13.

Man with gun robs senior home alone in Fox Roost

Updated Jun 15, 2018 at 3:58 p.m.

News

The community garden on the Marystown town hall grounds was taking shape on Thursday. Eight raised garden beds have been placed next to the gazebo, which is also being freshened up. Walkways, signage and a parking are also being added to the area as well. Students from Sacred Heart Academy and Keyin College will be helping to plant the garden on Wednesday morning, June 27.

Schedule nearly finalized for Marystown Shining Seas Festival

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Minister of Finance Tom Osborne addressed the Bay St. George Chamber of Commerce at a luncheon meeting in Days Inn on Thursday.

Newfoundland and Labrador proposal on equalization falls flat

Updated 4 hours ago

College of the North Atlantic

Newfoundland and Labrador's College of North Atlantic chided for legal manoeuvring

Updated 37 minutes ago

Justin Jordan, suspected of stabbing a man earlier this week in St. John’s, was back in provincial court in St. John’s Friday.

Man ‘high on cocaine’ when he pleaded guilty in St. John’s prison stabbing

Updated 4 hours ago

Sports

Corner Brook's Brogan Walsh is seen here pitching for the provincial 15U male baseball team at the 2017 nationals.

Corner Brook’s Brogan Walsh will spend summer in Nova Scotia working on his craft

Published 18 hours ago

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Corner Brook's Isaac Buckingham is having fun playing with the Western Wolves in the provincial Under-13 male soccer league. The Wolves are 5-0 to start the season.

Corner Brook's Isaac Buckingham having fun playing with the Western Wolves

Updated a day ago

Corner Brook (Blue) goalkeeper Kate Lombard dives to get her hands on a ball directed towards her net by a Mount Pearl (Andrews) striker during Corner Brook Girls Under-10 Soccer Summer Kickoff Tournament play Thursday at Wellington Street Sports Complex.

Corner Brook Girls Under-10 Soccer Summer Kickoff Tournament gets underway

Published a day ago

The Central West Ravens will be heading to Nova Scotia later this month to compete against some top teams from Atlantic Canada in the 14U female division of the Bedford Days Invitational. Pictured, front, from left, Holly Russell (Grand Falls-Windsor), Taylor Burton (Corner Brook), Genieva Hoskins (Grand Falls-Windsor), Hannah Legge (Cow Head), Victoria Hull (Pasadena), Amber Gillingham (Corner Brook), Makayla Bugden (Corner Brook); back, from left, Cora Hogg (Grand Falls-Windsor), Robyn Anthony (Grand Falls-Windsor), Lauren Chaulk (Corner Brook), Sommer Mosher (Corner Brook), Katie Sellars (Grand Falls-Windsor), Devyn Hogg (Grand Falls-Windsor) and bat boy Isaiah Gillingham (Corner Brook).

Girls 14U team includes six players from Grand Falls-Windsor

Published a day ago

Business

Derek Iwanaka, First Mining Gold Corp.'s vice-president, investor relations.

First Gold Mining Corp. exploring for gold mine west of Burgeo at Hope Brook

Updated a day ago

Derek Wilton from the department of earth sciences at Memorial University spoke at the Baie Verte Peninsula Thriving Regions Workshop earlier this month.

Thriving Regions workshop examines new ideas for Baie Verte Peninsula

Published Jun 18, 2018 at 9 a.m.

The Van Gorder family, mom Tami, daughter Megan, dad Steve and son Owen.

Earning to learn, learning to earn

Updated Jun 18, 2018 at 11:58 a.m.

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Relationship status: it’s complicated

Published Jun 18, 2018 at 8:19 a.m.

Living

Eighteen-year-old Natasha Haraga is preparing for the Dance World Cup taking place in Spain later this month.

Carbonear dancer Natasha Haraga to represent Canada at Dance World Cup

Published 4 hours ago

Bear cub pays visit to Swift Current home

Updated 21 hours ago

Newfoundlanders and filmmakers (L-R) Mike Rowe, Matt Wells and Andrew Rowe at a screening of their debut feature film, "Crown and Anchor," at the Cinequest film festival in San Jose, California, earlier this year. The film will have its Canadian debut in St. John's tonight, with a screening at the LSPU Hall as part of the Nickel Independent Film Festival.

Filmed in St. John's, ‘Crown and Anchor’ premieres tonight

Updated a day ago

Spruce-Mint Jelly

The Food Dude — Roasted over Roast and Toast

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Opinion

June 28 marks the end of this school year. That means kindergarten students like, from left, Sammie Fitzgerald, Nathan Renouf and Ryder Webster will be moving to Grade 1 in September.

NICHOLAS MERCER: Reflecting on a year

Updated 17 hours ago

When Muskrat Falls power comes online in several years, ratepayers will pay substantially more for electricity, but Premier Dwight Ball says his Liberal government is working to limit that increase.

Editorial: Do the math

Updated Jun 20, 2018 at 11:23 a.m.

Melissa Halford

GRENFELL MATTERS: Shared language, new experiences

Updated Jun 19, 2018 at 10:50 p.m.

Walk on the Wild Side

Gary Shaw: Bats, flyers of the night

Updated Jun 19, 2018 at 10:35 a.m.

Community

Vera Blackmore, grandmother of a transgender child, and Trudy Evans show their pride as they march on June 22.

Grand Falls-Windsor celebrates LGBTQ Pride

Updated 19 hours ago

Nikita Roberts of Dorset Collegiate, pictured with school milk coordinator Alison Wiseman, won a MacBook Air for her entry into the School Milk Foundation “Milkalicious” contest.

Milkalicious entry earns Pilley’s Island student a sweet reward

Published Jun 20, 2018 at 8:58 a.m.

Pictured, from left, Nadine Osmond, Ed Allain, Terry Anderson and Natashua Osmond.

New Brunswick model maker donates replica of Joseph and Clara Smallwood to Southwest Coast Historical Society

Published Jun 20, 2018 at 6:03 a.m.

Peter Troke, Gail Burry and Maisie Caines cutting the ribbon on the outdoor classroom.

Anthony Paddon and CNA unveil outdoor classroom

Updated Jun 19, 2018 at 3:05 p.m.

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The community garden on the Marystown town hall grounds was taking shape on Thursday. Eight raised garden beds have been placed next to the gazebo, which is also being freshened up. Walkways, signage and a parking are also being added to the area as well. Students from Sacred Heart Academy and Keyin College will be helping to plant the garden on Wednesday morning, June 27.

Schedule nearly finalized for Marystown Shining Seas Festival

Joe Grandy with Mary Hillier Grandy.

Frenchman’s Cove man says waiting for a heart test could kill him

Eighteen-year-old Natasha Haraga is preparing for the Dance World Cup taking place in Spain later this month.

Carbonear dancer Natasha Haraga to represent Canada at Dance World Cup

RNC crest.

Man charged with impaired driving on Black Head Road

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Speeding car clocked at 160 km/h on Outer Ring in St. John’s

A Royal Newfoundland Constabulary patrol car is shown in St. John's. — File photo

Suspended driver caught in St. John’s driving rental truck with hatch open; owed $18,000 in fines

Royal Newfoundland Constabulary cruiser. — Telegram file

Eastern Health calls RNC to Mount Pearl after unresponsive man found in vehicle

These mirrors, installed at Mount Scio, will be the setting within which a choir will sing a new composition on July 1. — Special to The Telegram

New multi-media installation at Mount Scio Savoury farm scheduled for Canada Day

A section of the Nature Conservancy of Canada Maddox Cove section of the East Coast Trail which is now available on Google Street View.

Newfoundland and Labrador Public Library fun is not just for kids

Near Blomidon, N.S., just as the rain clouds were clearing, but Cape Blomidon was still lost in the fog.

CINDY DAY: Have you ever 'smelled' the rain?

Within a couple of years, power meters across Nova Scotia will be streaming updates on home energy usage to customers, to help them better understand and manage their costs. Meters in Newfoundland and Labrador, including the one seen here, don’t have the same capability.

Nova Scotia, not Newfoundland and Labrador, getting smart meters

Krysta Fitzpatrick Sceviour — with three-year-old Jack and two-month-old Wyatt — recalls her struggle with postpartum depression, saying, “On the outside, people would think I’m doing it all. But inside, I’m like, ‘You know, I’m not doing so well. I’m having a really rough time.’”

Mount Pearl woman gets overwhelming response to Facebook post on postpartum depression