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Despite talk of kids being sick and the strain on 811, the vast majority of kids are going to school.

There is one new case of COVID-19 in Newfoundland and Labrador on Friday, in the Central Health region.

The provincial government says it intends to open the ski resort, but can’t say what operations will look like at this point as it works through public health restrictions.

Police say the fatal incident happened at Weir’s Consutrction site Friday morning.

The system is moving in Friday afternoon, with the bulk of the rain expected throughout the overnight lasting into Saturday morning.

Some outfitters support the ongoing border closure, while others hold out hope American hunters may yet be able to arrive this season.

The complainant in the re-trial of Royal Newfoundland Constabulary officer Doug Snelgrove testified Thursday.

The House of Assembly is closed until Sept. 30, when the governing Liberals will introduce their first budget since Premier Andrew Furey took the reins.

Politicians of all stripes paid tribute Thursday to the late Harvey Hodder, the former mayor of Mount Pearl who went on to be the Speaker of the House of Assembly. 

Newfoundland and Labrador Supreme Court Justice Donald Burrage has upheld the province’s controversial travel ban.

David Churchill’s first lecture of the semester at Memorial University has students expressing their enthusiasm through video game emojis.

Newfoundland and Labrador has ordered about 425,000 doses of influenza vaccine. But how will they be administered?

The disruption means schools and businesses have to close.

Some residents and business owners in Conception Bay South say they were stunned by an Ocean Choice International (OCI) proposal to build a new wharf and cold storage facility in the middle of the harbour in Long Pond, in Conception Bay South.

After Sarah Stoodley gives birth in the coming weeks, she’ll be allowed to bring her little boy to the House of Assembly.

People involved with the offshore oil sector want all levels of government to take action to help the struggling industry.

Potential jurors were invited Tuesday to raise any personal fears about catching coronavirus from two essential workers from Ontario observing the proceedings.

The Veterinary Specialty Centre of Newfoundland and Labrador is looking to recruit more cats and dogs to give the gift of life.

Finance Minister Siobhan Coady says the Liberal government does not want an election, but has to be prepared in case opposition parties shoot down the upcoming budget.

The province recorded its third straight day with no new cases of COVID-19.

Back-to-school always means runny nose season, and parents are wondering when to pull their child from classes and what the next steps are.

Two St. John’s-area moving companies say they’ve been overwhelmed with requests to relocate expatriates back to their home province.

No details have been released, but a news release sent late Monday night said ferry service will resume once ferry groups have been notified.

Four parties are fielding candidates for the seat vacated by former premier Dwight Ball, including the current premier, Andrew Furey, ahead of Tuesday’s deadline for candidates.

Sherry Gambin-Walsh will not return to the provincial government cabinet table, Andrew Furey confirmed Monday.

The province has marked a milestone in the pandemic.

Some music groups are continuing to keep their rehearsals and performances online for the foreseeable future, despite a lengthy list of regulations and restrictions for choirs and wind instruments released by the provincial government last week.

The provincial legislature begins its fall sitting with a new premier in the wings, as the Liberals look to pass a bill unpopular with opposition parties to keep funding government operations in the short term.

The provincial legislature begins its fall sitting with a new premier in the wings, as the Liberals look to pass a bill unpopular with opposition parties to keep funding government operations in the short term.

Royal Newfoundland Constabulary officer Doug Snelgrove was charged with one count of sexual assault in 2015.

One group of young people in St. John’s is getting the chance to make custom-designed skateboards and hone their skills they need to make a living as an artist, all while giving back to a cause they care about.

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Newfoundland and Labrador closes the weekend with no new reported cases of COVID-19.