Month: October 2023

3 years ago

Team Gushue to represent Canada at Pan Continental Curling Championship

The 2023 Pan Continental Curling Championships begin later this month and some familiar teams will once again represent Canada at the event. Reigning 2023 Brier champions, Team Brad Gushue of St. John’s, will wear the Maple Leaf at the second edition of the Pan Continentals in British Columbia from Oct. 29-Nov. 4. The Pan Continental […]

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3 years ago

Grandparents’ scam still a problem

The RNC is issuing another warning about a fraud that’s been targeting seniors in our province. Multiple new cases of grandparents scam have been reported to police in recent weeks, with victims reporting thousands of dollars in losses. The scam involves an individual calling residents, stating they are a public official in the justice system. […]

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3 years ago

Strike at Cabot Ford Lincoln continues

It’s the ninth week on the picketline for the workers at Cabot Ford Lincoln in St. John’s. On Aug. 9, the 27 automotive technicians and parts department workers walked off the job. The employer did give them an offer, which will be on the table until Jan. 1. But, for now, the strike may last […]

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3 years ago

Statistics Canada to release September jobs data this morning

Canadians will get an updated picture of the jobs market when Statistics Canada releases its Labour Force Survey for September later this morning. The jobs market surprised to the upside in August as employers added 40,000 positions in the month, double the consensus expectation among economists. The jobless held steady at 5.5 per cent, ending […]

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3 years ago

Bay St. George RCMP investigates stolen side-by-side

Bay St. George RCMP is investigating the theft of a side-by-side Utility-Task-Vehicle which was stolen from a residential property on Hansen Highway in Stephenville sometime overnight on September 5. Since that time, police have been searching for the side-by-side and search efforts have been exhausted. The vehicle has not been located. The UTV, a blue […]

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3 years ago

Two cruise ships to visit St. John’s on Sunday

Two cruise ships will visit St. John’s on Sunday. The Borealis, operated by Fred Olsen Co. will arrive at 7:00 a.m. with 1,825 passengers and depart at 6:00 p.m. The Ocean Adventure, operated by Quark will also visit the capital city. Cruise ship season is winding down, after this weekend there will be three more […]

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3 years ago

RNC arrest impaired driver in the downtown area of St. John’s

On Thursday evening the RNC responded to a report of an impaired driver in the downtown area of St. John’s. Officers searched the area and located the vehicle in question. Police determined the 63-year-old driver was under the influence. The male was arrested for impaired driving and after further investigation, he was charged with impaired […]

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3 years ago

Corner Brook hosting Colours of Corner Brook event with visiting cruise ship

The cruise ship the Norwegian Joy will arrive in Corner Brook at 7:00 a.m. on Saturday with 3,804 passengers. At the same time, the city will be holding the Colours of Corner Brook on West Street from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. The event will feature live music, a market, mummers, and a photo booth. […]

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3 years ago

Four arrested after fight on George Street

Overnight the RNC responded to a bar on George Street following a report of a fight in progress. Officers located an injured male who required medical attention at the scene. Witnesses observed several people assault the injured male. Four suspects were involved in the incident. A 22-year-old female was charged with assault causing bodily harm, […]

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3 years ago

Friday AM Update; Warmer today, but clouds will hang tough for some areas

We are waking up to temperatures that are generally as warm, or warmer, than what we were seeing yesterday afternoon and evening. The warmer air mass that was in Labrador yesterday has reached the Island portion of the Province as well. Take a look at some temperatures from 6:30 AM NDT this morning. Along with […]

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