Police say items were stolen from a vehicle in St. John’s sometime between Monday and yesterday.
The RNC is looking for the public's help in finding a stolen Royal Newfoundland Constabulary badge and a Government of Newfoundland and Labrador police identification card. Police say items were stolen from a vehicle in St. John’s sometime between Monday and yesterday. Other personal items were also taken.
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Minor injuries and an impaired charge laid after a two-vehicle collision in Corner Brook Friday night
The RNC were called to the incident shortly before 10:30 at the intersection of O’Connell Drive and Elizabeth Street.
RCMP looking into a case of animal cruelty after remains of two dogs found in St. George's
RCMP believe they were put there within the last two weeks.
Community Sector Council NL concerned about non-profit groups facing rising demand and limited resources
CSCNL CEO Colin Corcoran says “these organizations are the backbone of connection and support in our communities, but right now, they’re navigating real pressures - capacity gaps, burnout, and financial uncertainty.”
Investigation continues into cause of a fire that destroyed a Stephenville business
The blaze broke out around 4:30 at the Salt Life Marine building on Carolina Avenue.
Pasadena passes bylaws on water conservation, beekeeping and fireworks
Effective April 20th, residents can only water their lawns during certain times and must use a shut-off nozzle when washing vehicles.
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