These animals are expected to remain in the region throughout the remainder of the fall and during the upcoming winter.
Motorists are being encouraged to be careful when travelling on the Northern Peninsula. A significant number of caribou are currently active in these areas, and the likelihood of caribou-vehicle collisions may increase. These animals are expected to remain in the region throughout the remainder of the fall and during the upcoming winter.
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Young boy struck by an impaired driver in St. John's last week has died from injuries
32-year-old Tyler Day failed a roadside screening test and a breath test later at the detachment.
Weekend car accident in Corner Brook leads to search of the woods for a possible occupant
A search took place but thankfully it was determined that there was no other occupant involved during the accident.
Premier Tony Wakeham focused on healthcare funding and Canada's defense strategy at last week's Premiers meetings
Wakeham said 80 percent of the cost of healthcare delivery across the country is about people and retention and recruitment.
St. Anthony RCMP seizes a vehicle from unlicensed, uninsured driver for second time this week
For a second time in less than a week, the vehicle he was driving was seized and impounded by police for a period of 30 days, and he was issued an additional licence suspension.
Gov of NL, extended coverage for patients with cleft lip and/or palate
Department of Health and Community Services said several changes have been introduced to reduce the financial burden on families.
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