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›Former senior official in P.E.I. Premier's Office to head up red tape reduction committee›LETTER: Newfoundland and Labrador a promising location for AI infrastructure›UPDATED: Man facing six charges in relation to stabbing in Corner Brook›Halifax Wanderers FC offers to pay $100 million to build a permanent stadium in downtown land-lease agreement with the city›RNC in St. John's, NL respond to calls from businesses, nab drivers for various offences›Three Cape Breton drivers arrested for impaired driving in six hours›Halifax turns down permits for Bedford Highway cabin development built of modified prefabricated shipping containers›Vehicle rolls over into Cape Breton resort building›CIBC's Halifax contact centre workers shocked by layoff notices›Dartmouth restaurant owners want to be clear: 'We are not American-owned and we are not a franchise'›Crime reports in St. John's pedestrian zone dip following injection of city cash›Corner Brook minister restored as cathedral dean and rector after 20 months›NL Emergency Physician of the Year Dr. Kathie Thoms answers 20 questions›Temporarily closed private road in Charlottetown was supposed to become public years ago, developer says›Q&A: techNL’s new CEO discusses rapid industry growth›BOB WAKEHAM: Politicians must put NL first as Churchill Falls deal debated›Newfoundland tech company gets another boost from Lockheed Martin›House next door goes up in flames a week later in Timberlea›Cape Breton police release more details in alleged sexual assault in Sydney›Four people arrested for drug trafficking at downtown St. John's park
Last updated: Sep 18, 2026, 2:00 a.m.