The Department of Health and Community Services estimates an additional 24,000 people will become eligible for the Provincial Breast Screening Program.
Government has lowered the recommended age for breast screening from 50 to include women between the ages of 40 and 49. This move is based on new national guidelines published by the Canadian Cancer Society. The Department of Health and Community Services estimates an additional 24,000 people will become eligible for the Provincial Breast Screening Program.
Police investigate a suspicious fire at a NLPower substation near Port aux Basques
Two Deer Lake residents caught breeching court ordered conditions
Stranded cargo ship in Cedar Cove will soon be cut in half and hauled to shore
New Brunswick man caught in Flat Bay driving a stolen vehicle that smelled of cannabis
Stephenville woman arrested during a break in at a business in Carbonear
