. This funding will help Newfoundland and Labrador crisis hotlines offer more services.
The federal government has announced $700,000 in funding to support crisis hotlines in this province. Crisis hotlines are a lifeline for survivors of gender-based violence, and are critical support services. This funding will help Newfoundland and Labrador crisis hotlines offer more services, resources and support to serve the urgent needs of those experiencing sexual and gender-based violence.
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Drilling project to start near the Isle aux Morts River
The project includes drilling a maximum of 20 locations within 200 metres of the river.
Western Sno-Riders celebrates Phase one completion of trail and bridge dedication
The 80 foot bridge is named in honor of their groomer operator Warren Hann
Tomorrow is Canada's 159th birthday, lots on the go at Margaret Bowater Park
Tomorrow marks Canada’s 159th birthday commemorating confederation in 1867.
Major power outage affecting west coast
Newfoundland Power says the issue is under investigation.
Three youth charged after breaking into a Deer Lake home and assaulting the residents
The suspects were known to the victims, and three youths matching the descriptions and surveillance images provided by victims and witnesses were located nearby.
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I'm From The Country
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Qalipu Today, June 30, 2026
Jonah Rowsell returns to the show to talk about the upcoming cruise ship season and how Qalipu First Nation is supporting and promoting Indigenous artists.
