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9-month conditional sentence for woman who drained, then repaid, Bunyan's Cove bank accounts
Stephanie Chatman fought back tears in Clarenville's provincial courtroom Wednesday, as she apologized to the court and her community for the fraud she committed.
For parents stuck on wait-lists, $10-a-day child care sounds like 'false advertising'
Victoria Holmes tried to sign up for child care as soon as her daughter was born. Even that wasn't early enough.
Babies and seniors meet in this extremely cute St. John's playgroup
Allison Boyd's post-pandemic idea has brought seniors, moms, and babies together to sing and play.
Far from her war-torn home, a Ukrainian in St. John's struggles with 'survival guilt'
Tata Senique left her home in Ukraine for safety 6,000 kilometres away. Many of her fellow arrivals in Newfoundland and Labrador don't know how to reconcile their safety and comfort with the suffering being experienced by their compatriots back home.
No charges for officer, but the woman who saw ex-boyfriend killed still has questions
It's been more than a year since Roy Freake was killed by police after he broke into his ex-girlfriend's house and threatened her. Amanda Antle says she fears she may never get the answers she needs.
For newcomers to St. John's, a tight housing market gets even tighter
Newcomers to Newfoundland and Labrador lack some important tools, and that makes a crowded housing market seem overwhelming.
Prayer release to mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in St. John's
After an overwhelming number of requests, First Light will hold a public event this year for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Former MUN student wins human rights case after prof refused to wear a mic
A former Memorial University student who challenged the school and a professor who refused to wear a microphone seven years ago has won his case at Newfoundland and Labrador's Human Rights Commission.
U.S. ambassador gives thanks to Gander, N.L., on 9/11 anniversary
U.S. ambassador to Canada David Cohen said Gander's response to the 9/11 attacks might have been the best humanity has to offer.
After months stuck in her bedroom, St. John's woman finally moves into accessible apartment
Phyllis Churchill has moved into a new basement apartment in St. John's, one that lets her finally leave her bedroom whenever she wants.