RCMP say it happened shortly after 7:30 yesterday morning.
A woman in her seventies is dead after being struck by a vehicle in Botwood. RCMP say it happened shortly after 7:30 yesterday morning. A woman in her seventies was struck by a vehicle while crossing Water Street and died at the scene. The investigation is continuing.
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Route 430 remains closed both ways after last night's collision near the St. Anthony airport
St. Anthony RCMP is advising that road conditions in the area are extremely poor.
Premier asks NL Hydro to use a $45M credit to bring down a 7 percent hike in power bills this July
By applying the Rural Rate Alteration account, the overall increase for island residential customers would be reduced to 2.25 per cent.
Plan to develop 98 residential lots in Deer Lake clears environmental assessment
It will connect to an existing residential area at the northern end of Humber View Drive.
Two reports coming today from the Auditor General
One is on government’s Emergency Management and Business Continuity Plans.
Failing steel bin walls installed 30 years ago at Massey Drive interchange being assessed for repairs
The Department of Transportation and Infrastructure has been undertaking phased repairs of the structures over the last number of years.
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