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Serious Attack Motivates Mount Pearl Woman to Tackle Crime Prevention
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (160+ words) The newly-elected President of the Citizen’s Crime Prevention Association in Mount Pearl says a shocking attack on her husband is what prompted her to get involved in positive action in the community. Bailey Rempel’s husband was set upon by a…...
Addition of Question Period During Special Debate Not Sufficient According to Liberals
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (213+ words) Liberal Leader John Hogan (VOCM News) The official opposition isn’t impressed with government’s decision to have a 30-minute question period every day during the Churchill Falls debate in the legislature next week. Premier Tony Wakeham made the announcement on Tuesday,…...
Final Day to Submit Questions Regarding Churchill Falls Deal
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (51+ words) VOCM This is the final day for residents to submit their questions about the Churchill Falls deal ahead of next week’s debate. The EngageNL portal was opened last Friday and the deadline for submissions is today. Most Read Stories (last…...
Nunatsiavut Government Welcomes Ottawa’s Termination of NCC Indigenous Rights and Self-Determination Table
4+ day, 18+ hour ago (176+ words) The federal government has terminated the NunatuKavut Community Council’s Recognition of Indigenous Rights and Self-Determination table, a decision that the Nunatsiavut Government says brings long-needed clarity when it comes to Inuit identity. The information meanwhile comes as a shock to…...
Finance Minister to Provide More Details on 15 Per Cent Electricity Rebate
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (81+ words) Finance Minister Craig Pardy (VOCM News) Finance minister Craig Pardy will speak with media this morning about the province’s promised 15 per cent electricity rebate. The rebate was announced as part of the Churchill Falls agreement with Quebec, and will applied…...
Lack of Parking Could Scuttle Plans for Indoor Amusement Park on Kenmount Road
5+ day, 22+ hour ago (170+ words) Previously Loved on Kenmount Road in St. John's (VOCM News) There’s a proposal before St. John’s City Council to convert a former commercial retail operation to an indoor place of amusement. However, a lack of parking may be its undoing....
Privacy Commissioner Recommends NLHS Release Details of CorCare Contract Following Access to Information Request
5+ day, 22+ hour ago (132+ words) The Privacy Commissioner is recommending that NL Health Services release information related to the CorCare contract as requested through Access to Information – in part because a lot of the information is already publicly available. That section deals with the disclosure…...
As Artificial Intelligence Evolves, Teachers Want Up-to-Date Training
5+ day, 21+ hour ago (111+ words) VOCM The Teachers’ Union says its members need professional learning on the fast-moving technology that is Artificial Intelligence. A policy guide on the use of AI in the classroom was being drafted in 2024. Union President Dale Lambe says teachers need…...
Public Accounts Committee Expecting ‘Immediate Response and Action’ on Several Items in Recent AG Long-Term Care Report
6+ day, 15+ hour ago (185+ words) The cover of the Auditor General's report into provincially-run long-term care facilities.(VOCM News) The chair of the Public Accounts Committee says she plans to call an “expedited” public hearing into the Auditor General’s recent report on government-run long-term care…...
Downtown Resident Not Convinced Greater Police Presence Will Help With Public Safety Issues
6+ day, 19+ hour ago (169+ words) (via Needles of St. John's Facebook) A man who lives and plays his music in downtown St. John’s says he has seen it all when it comes to vagrancy, drugs and needles. Mayor Danny Breen has taken things to another…...