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Snowmageddon: A once-in-a-generation storm 5 years later
It's been five years since one of the most powerful blizzards to ever hit Newfoundland ground the capital city and surrounding communities to a halt.
Remains of Joshua Miller, missing since 2013, found near St. John's golf course
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary confirmed that human remains found near the Bally Haley golf course in St. John's on Thursday are those of Joshua Miller.
Optimism runs high as QMJHL takes business trip to St. John's
League officials were in the city to speak with corporate partners, ahead of a new era of elite-level hockey in Newfoundland and Labrador's capital city.
Hockey night in Hopedale: Trio team up to donate equipment to town with new outdoor rink
Some staff with Newfoundland and Labrador Schools joined forces to outfit the residents of Hopedale with hockey gear, in order to celebrate the opening of the community's new — and first — outdoor rink.
Be on lookout for huge mermaid and unicorn, says couple whose decorations were stolen
Mermaids and unicorns may not be a typical holiday decoration for most, but they bring joy to Ian Jones and Jeannie Winkle who have been putting up their fantasy holiday display for the last four years.
I assure you, we're open: A.C. Hunter Public Library welcomes guests despite closure of main entrance
People using the library in the Arts and Culture Centre in St. John's are being forced to use alternate entrances due to an unsafe staircase in front of the building.
Trump's victory has left Ukrainians worried, says refugee living in N.L.
A Ukrainian living in Newfoundland is on edge in the wake of the Donald Trump victory in the United States.
National immigration cuts coming, but impact in N.L. could be softer, minister says
Federal Immigration Minister Marc Miller says the number of jobs-based immigration spots allocated for Newfoundland and Labrador could certainly decrease in 2025, despite some push back from Newfoundland and Labrador's provincial government.
Thinking about a heat pump? Here are 4 things to consider
Heat pumps and mini-splits continue to be a popular commodity throughout Newfoundland and Labrador, especially for those who have availed of government programs to transition from oil heating to electric heating.
3 in hospital, 1 dead after plane crash in Bay of Islands: RNC
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada says an investigation is underway into the circumstances that led to what it's calling an "accident" that happened on Newfoundland's west coast Friday.