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Retired rural veterinarian Andrew Peacock recounts experiences in book
Andrew Peacock was there the day scientist Jon Lien, founder of the Whale Research Group at Memorial University, did the world's first-ever EKG on a whale in the ocean.
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Joy at new Bromsgrove bus station bridge
It comes four months after we exclusively revealed that the walkway, removed in November because of safety fears, might not have been replaced.
16 hrs ago | Western Star
Wine-tasting dinner, auction has raised more than $100,000 for hospital
CORNER BROOK When Jessica Penney had her second prematurely born child last month, she took comfort knowing she and her little boy could be cared for in Corner Brook.
18 hrs ago | Telegram
Transgender activists speak out - Say they are not protected under the provincial Human Rights Act
"Powerless is a word that a lot of people in this room can relate to," said transgender James Moriarty, the keynote speaker Friday at the International Day Against Homophobia breakfast in St.
20 hrs ago | Patch.com
SLP Native, Hopkins Grad Helps Johnnies Relay Team Win MIAC Title
A St. Louis Park native and Hopkins grad helped the Saint John's 4x800-meter relay team place first at the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships, according to a university news release .
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Newfoundland historic sites, visitor centres open
"Our Provincial Historic Sites offer an interactive history lesson on the many influences that have shaped who we are today as a people, including the lives of the Beothuks and the history of lighthouses," Terry French, minister of tourism, culture and recreation, said in a news release.
Geise strikes out 16, paces Blue Jays past Tigers
St. John's senior right-hander Curtis Geise was almost as perfect in pacing the Blue Jays to a 5-1 victory in a Division IV sectional final.
Sandwich priest suspended for plagiarism
One of the Ten Commandments is "thou shall not steal," but an Episcopal priest has been suspended for allegedly lifting more than a dozen Sunday sermons verbatim from a book.
Inmates accused of planning escape from Waterford
Kenny Green, 34, seen in this file photo, was charged with conspiring to escape unlawful custody with another man at the Waterford Hospital in St.
A man accused of several sexual assaults in the downtown St. John's area in 2012 has pleaded not guilty to all charges against him.
Vets say military should support use of service dogs for PTSD
Jocelyn Boucher, who was doing a military desk job part time after serving as a warrant officer in the Canadian Forces, uses his dog Spirit to help with symptoms from post-traumatic stress disorder.
St John's Ambulance, on Fleet Street, Chorley, has won the Evening Post's competition with home improvement agency HomeServe for a building makeover.
Police say St. John's apartment fire suspicious
Police and the fire department were called to an apartment complex on Freshwater Road in St.
P3 water for Saint John would be 'costly, wasteful' mistake
Saint John's former commissioner of municipal operations says he is not in favour of hiring private partners to build and operate a new water treatment plant for the city.
Builders top off new downtown office tower
From left, Rodney Marsh, project engineer, Lindsay construction; George Collins, structural constuction manager, Linsday Construction; Strat Barrett, project architect, Stantec; Chris Voisey, president, Trendex Construction; Art Singleton, structural... Nevertheless, East Port Properties held a "topping out" ceremony Wednesday atop its office tower ... (more)
Retrospective: Ray Guy's Jan. 11, 1998 column
Editor's note: This column originally ran in The Sunday Telegram on Jan. 11, 1998.
Newest citizens sworn in amidst budget cuts
Eighteen people living in Newfoundland and Labrador officially became Canadian citizens at a ceremony in St.
Warminster pupils' art gets National show
PUPILS at St John's Church of England Primary School in Warminster will have their art featured in a display at the National Gallery.
New teachers anxious over job prospects
New teachers attending Memorial University's Faculty of Education job fair Wednesday were nervous about job prospects in light of a new mega-board being developed for the 2013 school year.