The Southern Gazette

Province should expect feds to push cuts: Vardy

Gerry Rogers is resigning as leader the province's NDP and won't be seeking re-election in the upcoming Newfoundland and Labrador general election. She will stay on as a leader until a new one is elected.

UPDATE: Gerry Rogers not seeking re-election, will resign as leader

One employee still in hospital following railway incident in Labrador ...

Ian Kaulback’s trial resumed on Jan. 16. The case of the former Mountie is scheduled to return to court on Feb. 11.

Former Labrador cop found guilty of child luring

Jenny Reid is the staff solicitor with the Newfoundland and Labrador Legal Aid Commission in Clarenville.

Public invited to Community Justice meeting Clarenville today

The lawyer who represented Rob Ford joins P.E.I. e-gaming lawsuit - Gavin Tighe has been retained to represent three lawyers added as defendants in $50-million suit. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Lawsuit launched against feds

Todd Perrin behind the bar at Mallard Cottage. Of his and Stephen Lee’s developments in Quidi Vidi Village, he says: “I look at these things more in terms of the profound effect you can have on your community and what we're going to build and what we're going to leave behind.”

UPDATE: Restauranteur gunning for PC nomination in St. John’s ...

City of Corner Brook working with association to ensure minor hockey ...

Noreen Dwyer is seen making her way along a trail at the Whaleback Nordic Ski Club facilities.

Skier embracing winter, others want spring to break in western ...

Shane White, seen here during an appearance in provincial court in Corner Brook Tuesday, was denied bail Wednesday afternoon.

PHOTO: Shane White denied bail Wednesday in provincial court

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Town of Marystown stifling taxi competition, prospective cab company owner claims

Updated 2 hours ago

Grand Bank courthouse

Marystown mother found guilty of child abandonment

Published Mar 08, 2019 at 2:31 p.m.

Quin-Sea Fisheries Ltd. has an agreement in place to lease an old property belonging to the Grand Bank Harbour Authority. The town has approved a permit for the company to construct a lobster holding pound in the building.

Quin-Sea Fisheries turning Grand Bank Harbour Authority shed into lobster pound

Published Mar 08, 2019 at 3:14 p.m.

Paul Antle was the guest speaker during the Burin Peninsula Chamber of Commerce’s annual general meeting.

Marbase, not Marystown, now looking to purchase former Burin Peninsula shipyard

Updated Mar 10, 2019 at 7:01 a.m.

News

One employee still in hospital following railway incident in Labrador West

Published 2 hours ago

Shane White, seen here during an appearance in provincial court in Corner Brook Tuesday, was denied bail Wednesday afternoon.

PHOTO: Shane White denied bail Wednesday in provincial court

Updated 15 hours ago

Roni Ibrahim, from Syria, and Einam Mohamadain, from Sudan, at the Pius X Church Hall on Wednesday for the Multiculturalism Week Global Tour.

Global Tour highlights world cultures in St. John's

Published 17 hours ago

Project manager Tim Harrington, working with Cahill-Ganotec, was called to the witness stand at the Muskrat Falls Inquiry Wednesday.

Contractor testifies at Muskrat Falls Inquiry about cost of project delays

Published 17 hours ago

Sports

Western Kings goalie Lucas Wiseman keeps his eyes on the action in front of the net during a drill at team practice on Wednesday night at the Corner Brook Civic Centre.

Western Kings have each other’s backs — on the ice and off

Updated 15 hours ago

Business

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Town of Marystown stifling taxi competition, prospective cab company owner claims

Updated 2 hours ago

Husky Energy’s SeaRose FPSO.

Husky to begin repair work at South White Rose Extension Friday morning

Updated Mar 14, 2019 at 1:45 p.m.

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GUEST COLUMN: Independent pharmacies at risk

Published Mar 13, 2019 at 6 a.m.

Abhinaba Ghosh discusses the Alzheimer’s research project he’s part of at Memorial University during a media tour Tuesday. The tour followed the announcement of $3.7 million in funding for health-related research projects. – Joe Gibbons/The Telegram

Ottawa invests $3.7M in research projects at MUN

Published Mar 12, 2019 at 11:38 p.m.

Living

Members of the Les Ms. choir from St. John’s, under the direction of Valerie Long, and a host of other choirs and musicians took to the stage at Carnegie Hall on Sunday.

Les Ms. basks in afterglow of performing at Carnegie Hall in New York City

Updated 22 hours ago

On Jan. 31, the Honourable Justice David Peddle retired after spending more than 44 years on the bench – the longest sitting judge ever in Newfoundland and Labrador. He plans to stay in Gander, spend more time with family, and live one day at time.

Gander Justice David Peddle longest sitting judge in Newfoundland and Labrador history

Updated Mar 12, 2019 at 4:28 p.m.

No filters here! Golden light washed down over Kingston, N.S., and Papa Reg was there to capture its beauty. The "golden hour" at its best!

CINDY DAY: Warm light on a cold night

Published Mar 12, 2019 at 4 a.m.

Simon Boitsefski plays the lead in “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat” this week at the Corner Brook Arts and Culture Centre. He poses here with narrators Sadie MacDonnell, left, and Claire Coleman.

Corner Brook Intermediate preparing to stage ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’

Published Mar 10, 2019 at 11:19 p.m.

Opinion

Don’t let writing letters to the editor become a dying art.

LETTER: We must act like the future of the region is at stake

Published Mar 18, 2019 at 9:36 a.m.

Kelly Vodden is the associate vice-president (Grenfell Campus),Research, Graduate Studies and Engagement

What’s new in the Office of Engagement and the Office of Research and Graduate Studies

Updated Mar 06, 2019 at 12:45 a.m.

Photo by Beth Bradbury - The Grenfell Campus theatre program will be presenting two shows — David Adjmi's Marie Antoinette and William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night — for the public this year.

GRENFELL MATTERS: Big shows planned for Grenfell theatre

Updated Mar 06, 2019 at 12:45 a.m.

Jim Vibert

VIBERT: OPOR deal creating plenty of smoke

Updated Mar 06, 2019 at 7:09 a.m.

Community

‘Kapempant (Airplane)’, an acrylic on canvas painting by Mary Ann Penashue, was recently purchased by The Rooms provincial museum for the provincial art bank. -COURTESY OF CHRISTINA PARKER GALLERY

The chosen one: Sheshatshiu artist’s painting purchased for provincial art bank

Updated 22 hours ago

PHOTO COURTESY OF EVERETT GREEN
Leander Green, Albert Drover and George Smith.

Where Once They Sailed: A young boy determined to serve his country

Published Mar 07, 2019 at 7 a.m.

The Newfoundland marten is recovering in Gros Morne National Park, up from a handful of animals in the early 2000s to between 25 and 35 today.

Endangered Newfoundland pine marten population recovering in Gros Morne National Park

Updated Mar 07, 2019 at 1:13 p.m.

Ruby Best and Jackie Adey of “Helping Hands” have been named the Winterfest Patrons for 2019.

'There to lend a hand': Helping Hands organizers Ruby Best and Jackie Adey named 2019 St. Anthony Winterfest Patrons

Published Mar 05, 2019 at 3:29 p.m.

Recent Stories

One employee still in hospital following railway incident in Labrador West

Ian Kaulback’s trial resumed on Jan. 16. The case of the former Mountie is scheduled to return to court on Feb. 11.

Former Labrador cop found guilty of child luring

Jenny Reid is the staff solicitor with the Newfoundland and Labrador Legal Aid Commission in Clarenville.

Public invited to Community Justice meeting Clarenville today

The lawyer who represented Rob Ford joins P.E.I. e-gaming lawsuit - Gavin Tighe has been retained to represent three lawyers added as defendants in $50-million suit. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Lawsuit launched against feds

Todd Perrin behind the bar at Mallard Cottage. Of his and Stephen Lee’s developments in Quidi Vidi Village, he says: “I look at these things more in terms of the profound effect you can have on your community and what we're going to build and what we're going to leave behind.”

UPDATE: Restauranteur gunning for PC nomination in St. John’s East-Quidi Vidi

Jim Parsons

City of Corner Brook working with association to ensure minor hockey continues amidst money woes

Noreen Dwyer is seen making her way along a trail at the Whaleback Nordic Ski Club facilities.

Skier embracing winter, others want spring to break in western Newfoundland

Shane White, seen here during an appearance in provincial court in Corner Brook Tuesday, was denied bail Wednesday afternoon.

PHOTO: Shane White denied bail Wednesday in provincial court

Western Kings goalie Lucas Wiseman keeps his eyes on the action in front of the net during a drill at team practice on Wednesday night at the Corner Brook Civic Centre.

Western Kings have each other’s backs — on the ice and off

Roni Ibrahim, from Syria, and Einam Mohamadain, from Sudan, at the Pius X Church Hall on Wednesday for the Multiculturalism Week Global Tour.

Global Tour highlights world cultures in St. John's

Project manager Tim Harrington, working with Cahill-Ganotec, was called to the witness stand at the Muskrat Falls Inquiry Wednesday.

Contractor testifies at Muskrat Falls Inquiry about cost of project delays

Derrick Bragg, parliamentary secretary for the Department of Municipal Affairs, speaks to reporters Wednesday outside the House of Assembly.

Eastern waste management board chair resigns