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The long and winding road facing Canada's rural unemployed
The federal government has outlined its Employment Insurance reforms, including a provision that calls on recipients to accept work within one hour's commute.
No inquiry on Winters search, despite federal co-operation
Premier Kathy Dunderdale rejected calls for a public inquiry into the Burton Winters tragedy during question period in the house of assembly Thursday.
District's First Chinese Teachers Hired
The world is coming to the Hillsborough school district this year. The first two teachers of Chinese on the elementary school level have been hired and all Hillsborough High School students will be asked to read over the summer, "The Day the World Came to Town: 9/11 in Gander, Newfoundland." At Monday's school board meeting, Kai Kang and Connie ... (more)
Woman hits moose with her car, and doesn't remember it
There are certain moments in life that are so intense, so exceptional, they're etched in our memories forever.
Woman hits moose, drives to work with no memory of it
How's this for a story? A woman in Newfoundland is driving to work when she hits a moose on the highway.
Taylor Vincent of Springdale is on her way to her movie debut, with filming starting later this month in St.
Moose bashes woman's memory and car, but she gets to work on time
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TC Media's Newfoundland and Labrador community papers brought home 10 awards from the 2012 Better Newspapers Competition.
What moose? Woman can't recall collision with animal
Michelle Higgins, of Norris Arm, doesn't remember driving about 40 kilometres in this car after hitting a moose.
United B752 over Atlantic on May 8th 2012, engine with its own mind
A United Boeing 757-200, registration N205UW performing flight UA-725 from Dublin to Charlotte,NC , was enroute at FL360 over the Atlantic Ocean when the right hand engine uncommandedly increased thrust, N1 reached 111% together with all other engine parameters exceeding their operating limits.
Spanish fisherman airlifted to St. John's hospital
A crewmember from a Spanish trawler has been airlifted to hospital in St. John's after Canadian Forces search and rescue aircraft were sent to pick him up hundreds of kilometres offshore.
Funeral webcast brings mourners together
Mourners leave the Family Christian Centre in Fort McMurray following the funeral of Pastor Shannon Wheaton, his wife Trena and their two-year-old son Benjamin.
Newfoundland church broadcasting Wheaton family funeral
The funeral service for the Wheaton family that was killed Friday in the collision on Highway 63 - including Rev.
Who's going to line up to the trough next?
You really have to wonder, scandal, after scandal, if politicians are even aware if you want the fast-track to enraging voters, spending stupidly and lavishly is the way to go.