Government is advising users of its digital platforms that they may experience service disruptions as a result.
Banks, businesses, and other online services are down due to a global technology outage. Government is advising users of its digital platforms that they may experience service disruptions as a result. Officials are presently working with its service providers to address the issue and will advise when things are back to normal.
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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.
Police impound uninsured and unregistered ATV in Port aux Basques, operator ticketed
Police stopped the 39-year-old man on Main Street.
Nominations are open for NL Seniors of Distinction Awards until May 11th
These awards are an opportunity to recognize seniors of all walks of life – those who are experts in their field, share their culture and talents, who volunteer as coaches, organizers and fundraisers, and seniors who care for people in need.
No injuries after a vehicle went over an embankment and struck a parked vehicle in Deer Lake
RCMP were called Monday before the noon hour to the crash on Church Street.
Finance Minister commits to carrying election platform promises in next week's budget
Last December, Craig Pardy gave a projection that the deficit was now up to $948M and says this will be addressed in the budget.
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Qalipu Today,April 21, 2026
In recognition of Earth Day (April 22), join us on Qalipu Today this Tuesday, April 21, for a special episode focused on Mi’kmaw teachings about the land. We’ll explore Netukulimk, the Mi’kmaq principle of living in balance with the land—taking only what you need and respecting the natural world. The show will highlight how these teachings continue to guide our communities today, and will include reflections, stories, and a Mi’kmaw word connected to the land.
Tuesdays with the Mayor, April 21, 2026
Corner Brook Mayor Linda Chaisson on Bay Fm
