Children's Aid to shut down medical clinic that serves 290 kids, citing budget deficit
The Children's Aid Society of London and Middlesex will close its medical clinic because of budget pressures, a savings of ...
N.S. Health officials mum on details about emergency department power outage
Nova Scotia Health issued a public notice Friday evening following a partial power failure, saying that the Halifax Infirmary ...
More than 7,000 people on London's supportive housing waitlist, city data shows
There are over 7,000 people on the waitlist for community housing in London, but the number of them getting housed has ...
Volunteers in Lunenburg County, N.S., restore phones to connect people in need
The executive director of United Way Lunenburg County drives around picking up old phones from people who don’t use them ...
Miramichi braces for bridge shutdown, again, with no bypass in the works
It’s January, and that means residents of Miramichi are experiencing a now-annual round of anxious speculation: will the ...
In planning a much-needed getaway, more Londoners turning to travel agents
Recent data from Statistics Canada shows business has been strong for travel agencies across the country, with operating ...
Fredericton tries scholarships to entice new family doctors
Fredericton city council is hoping a little money will persuade two new family doctors to practise in the city.
Elder from Whitefish River First Nation hoping for return of stolen regalia
A man from Birch Island, in Whitefish River First Nation said he’s still trying to cope with the theft of his regalia while ...
Diapers, couches, and kitty litter: city residents frustrated by illegal dumping around George's Pond trails
New city councillor Greg Noseworthy has been hearing concerns from residents about piles of trash in the George's Pond area.
Conservatives could sweep N.L. in cross-Canada landslide, says poll analyst
Poll analyst Éric Grenier says five of the six Liberal Newfoundland and Labrador MPs not running in the next federal election ...
A year later, N.L. still working on plan to deal with rule-breaking landlords and tenants
The Newfoundland and Labrador government says they expect to implement a pilot project "in the near future" to better enforce residential tenancies rules, and plug a gap in the existing system.