RNC say five handguns were taken from an East end home in St. John's during a break and enter that is believe to have occurred overnight Thursday.

Andrew Furey, the telegenic surgeon who will become premier on Aug. 19, has made it clear he has a different view on Newfoundland and Labrador's massive debt than the preceding government, writes John Gushue.

Less about food, more about … ghosts? Contributor Andie Bulman hit the road to visit Julie's Harbour, a resettled community where it's rumoured there's a haunted graveyard.

The rebate allows homeowners to save money on construction and renovation projects, while also helping to stimulate the economy and construction industry. Friday is the last day to apply for the rebate.

On Friday, Dr. Janice Fitzgerald took questions under oath about the controversial ban she issued under the province's public health state of emergency.

Production on the television show stopped filming briefly in late July over coronavirus concerns, but the show's producer is defending the on-set precautions.

Just days after two swim teams took their complaints public about provincial pools that had still not opened, the Newfoundland and Labrador government has announced they are reopening. 

It's a concept that's long been talked about, but donating moose, and other meat, to food banks could possibly be allowed for next year's hunting season, according to the Community Food Sharing Association.

Walmart Canada will require all customers and staff to wear a mask or other type of face covering in its stores nationwide, starting Aug. 12.

Judy Yassine, co-owner of Resto Beirut in St. John's, has been closely watching events unfold in her former home of Lebanon after a warehouse explosion ripped through the city Tuesday, killing at least 135 people and injuring thousands more.