Five years after the unforgettable snowstorm that trapped townies indoors, audiences can remember what it was like, by watching the play 76 Centimeters at LSPU Hall. The play tells the story of couple Abe and Samson, who are trapped in their basement apartment during the storm.

The town of Red Bay will now be without gas and groceries after its only convenience store closed, leaving residents — and drivers — hopeful a new business will open before summer.

The Labrador Inn in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, which is used to house people in need of shelter, caught fire early Wednesday morning. While residents wait at the Salvation Army, inn management are doing repairs and cleaning up, hoping to have people back in by tomorrow evening.

Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Andrew Furey is defending his attendance at Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration. He said Wednesday it was essential to represent Canada’s role in the U.S. economy as a natural resource provider.

Minister Steve Crocker announced government will be spending hundreds of thousands on sports and recreation programs as part of its "year of sport." This is on top of the $50 million spent on Canada Games preparation, including renovations to the Aquarena.

After 15 months of war, a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas has finally been reached. Activists, and members of the Jewish and Palestinian communities, are still grieving the war's losses, but are hoping for peace.

After a successful summer, the N.L. Folk Arts Society says it still faces financial constraint, leading to five temporary layoffs. Diana Daly says more funding is needed, and hopes to rehire staff to prepare for the festival's 50th anniversary.