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Servicewoman gives a glimpse into her life
Rose Stoddart's life has been based around the military - she worked for the air force and stood by her husband for 32 years while he continued in the service.
Parts of N.L. hit by early winter storm
People in some parts of Newfoundland were seeing the first real taste of winter weather Friday.
Cellphone helps find missing central N.L. man
A cellphone was instrumental in helping searchers find a hunter who went missing in the woods in central Newfoundland Wednesday evening.
The worst places in Canada for winter
Stranded in Toronto and dreading the prospect of winter? Be grateful you're not in Eureka, Nunavut.
N.L. fuel prices rise slightly
Newfoundland and Labrador's largest health board announced plans on Thursday for mass immunization against swine flu in the eastern part of the province, affecting other services in the process.
Three survivors, one body recovered after boat sinks off Fogo Island, N.L.
One man is dead and three have been rescued after a shrimp boat sank 65 kilometres north of Fogo Island, N.L. early Saturday The Seafaring Legend, out of LaScie, N.L., was heading to Twillingate to offload when it ran into unspecified trouble and sent out a distress call.
Ex-manager charged with $130,000 Gander fraud
A former executive director of the Gander Area Community Business Development Corporation has been accused of using his position to issue fraudulent loans and false expense payments.
Former head of development corporation charged with fraud
A former employee of the Gander Area Community Business Development Corporation has been charged with two counts of fraud over $5,000, and two counts of uttering a forged document.
Rescue helicopters belong in Gander: military
Military search and rescue helicopters should remain stationed in the northeastern Newfoundland community of Gander, the Defence Department says in a letter to a judicial inquiry into offshore helicopter safety.
Oil industry urged to improve search and rescue
A lawyer representing offshore oil workers says industry will have to step in to improve search and rescue capabilities off the east coast of Newfoundland if the federal government won't. Lawyer Randal Earle spoke Monday at the launch of the Canada Newfoundland and Labrador Offshore Petroleum Board's inquiry into the safety of helicopters used to ...
Mount Pearl call centre survives cut: Bell Aliant to close 11 contact centres, expand remaining five
The Bell Aliant call centre in Mount Pearl has survived cuts across the Atlantic region, however a small centre in St.
Mike McDonald up for award at 2009 MusicNL conference
Musician Mike McDonald sits in front of the fire at his Deer Lake home with his dog, Chilly.
It`s Too Early for this Stuff! Fall is the one season of the year I expect to catch a break in the weather and recharge before the coming winter.
Boyd's Cove pair in court to face assault charges
A couple from Boyd's Cove charged with assaulting and robbing an 88-year-old Horwood man on Sept.
The mining town where poisoned soil is 'a part of life'
Toxic Ground The mining town where poisoned soil is 'a part of life' This 1973 image shows Buchans, Nfld., the remote mining town that lies at the end of a 40-mile spur road and until the 1950s was accessible only by railway.
Traffic accident near Gander leads to a raft of charges for New Brunswick man.
On Friday, the Gander detachment of the RCMP received a complaint of a motor vehicle collision on the Trans-Canada Highway overpass at Glenwood.
Health Canada wants the levels in our tap water cut. Now the fight to ban it outright is back on.
CulpeperNews.com, Culpeper, VA
What would Culpeper do if the world suddenly came to town?
Would Culpeper be ready if 6,000 international travelers were stranded in town for five days? Would we strip the sheets and pillows from our beds, grab every towel in the linen closet and take them all to makeshift shelters without regard for how we'd ever get them back? Better, yet, would we invite those strangers in to shower or simply relax for ...
Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi isn't stopping off in Newfoundland after all. The Canadian Press learned Saturday the African strongman has cancelled a planned trip to St.