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ON THE 11th HOUR: when the war went quiet
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Treasure hunters find 900 bottles of cognac, liqueur on shipwreck from First World War
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‘Speed-dating’ for doctors woos physicians to Nova Scotia communities
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'Restoring humanity': Riding along with Hope Mission’s 24-7 rescue van
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Canada's Trudeau to avoid big conflicts with other parties: opposition leader
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More charges for Memorial University student on trial for attempted murder in Signal Hill incident
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New trial ordered for Joe Smyth
Police not revealing yet if murder victim on Bond Street in St. John's was shot or stabbed
Police are not saying yet if the murder victim on Bond Street in St. John’s was shot or stabbed. “Major crime is actively involved in this investigation,” RNC media relations officer Const. James Cadigan told The Telegram ...
CBRM firefighters ratify new contract
The CBRM’s career firefighters have voted to accept a new contract with the municipality. Jody Wrathall, president of the local 2779 chapter of the International Association of Firefighters (IAF), said members voted 84 per cent (51 for and ...
Newfoundland tweets ahead of Barack Obama visit
With the arrival of Barack Obama in St. John's, Newfoundlanders are having a little fun online ahead of his visit. Here's some of what we're seeing: ICYMI: Lauren Marshall from Real Fake Meats shares her recipe for a delicious ...
Glace Bay light up to feature stationary parade
Santa will be on parade in this community this month, thanks to a surge of volunteers ready to get the annual event back on the road. The Glace Bay Volunteer Fire Department announced last week that there wouldn’t be a Christmas light-up ...
Life to change on the inside of Glace Bay woman’s home
What started with a loving grandmother accepting a new roof from a Good Samaritan has become life changing. Jeanette MacDonald of Glace Bay says she’s overwhelmed by the outpouring of kindness from the public since word spread that her home ...
Ingonish developer discusses project at Ski Cape Smokey
What led a high-end property developer to purchase land roughly 1,600 kilometres away from his New York home? A simple desire to be near the ocean, says Joseph Balaz, who is among a group of Czech businessmen now seeking to transform Ski Cape ...
Sydney man and woman charged with murder make first court appearances
Two people charged with first-degree murder made brief provincial court appearances Tuesday with both being remanded until later this month. Joey Frederick Evong, 37, of Sydney, and Jessica Anne MacDonald, 33, of Rotary Drive, Sydney, are charged ...
Mummified remains of big cat discovered in ancient Egyptian necropolis, says ministry
Local archaeologists have unearthed what could be extremely rare mummified remains of a lion or lioness, Egypt’s Ministry of Antiquities announced Monday. The find comes as part of an excavation in Saqqara, a town south of Cairo, which ...
UPDATE: Passenger on international flight pronounced dead at St. John's airport
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary is confirming the death of a two-year-old child at St. John's international airport on Tuesday. The Saudia Arabian Airlines flight carrying the child was forced to make an emergency medical in St. ...
Nova Scotia MP Geoff Regan to run for speaker when House reconvenes Dec. 5
Members of Parliament are heading back to the Hill in early December and Halifax West MP Geoff Regan may once again be the House referee. The House of Commons will reconvene on December 5, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Tuesday following ...
