. 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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Police investigate a suspicious fire at a NLPower substation near Port aux Basques
RCMP Cpl Jesse O’Donaghey says when police arrived on scene, the Volunteer Port aux Basques Fire Department had put out a small brush fire.
Two Deer Lake residents caught breeching court ordered conditions
The RCMP conducts ongoing efforts across the province to check on offenders.
Stranded cargo ship in Cedar Cove will soon be cut in half and hauled to shore
The Coast Guard's Bruce English says 6 containers have been put in the ground to anchor as chains run from there to 12 puller systems, capable of pulling 300 tonnes each, and then onto the ship.
New Brunswick man caught in Flat Bay driving a stolen vehicle that smelled of cannabis
Cpl Jesse O’Donaghey says just before 11 o’clock Friday night, police noticed a vehicle speeding on the TCH near Flat Bay.
Stephenville woman arrested during a break in at a business in Carbonear
A search of the building was conducted, and the suspect, April Eddison, 33, was located and arrested without incident.
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On "Sunday Scoffs & Scuffs", on Bay Fm Canadian content creator, musician, and songwriter Kevin Westphal, known as "The Canuck" joined host Dean Clarke by phone.
