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"It feels like we've been betrayed by the city, and we've been betrayed at every turn," says Outer Battery resident Christina Smith.

One man being sued by Colin Way, who is at the centre of a simmering feud over bright lights in the St. John's neighbourhood, says the defamation suit will cost him thousands.

Mayor Danny Breen says a whole new City of St. John's Act is needed, not just an amendment to a single section.

Chabad of Newfoundland hosted its sixth annual menorah lighting in St. John's to mark the first night of Hanukkah. The drive-in event celebrated universal messages of perseverance and positivity, said the director of Chabad of Newfoundland, Rabbi Chanan Chernitsky.

Chris Baird says more could have been done to protect the 115-year-old Bryn Mawr Cottage, which was destroyed by fire early Friday morning. 

Two years and eight months. One hundred and forty weeks. Just under 1,000 days. That's all the time left before St. John's welcomes the country's top young athletes for the 2025 Canada Games.

The provincial government announced Thursday that it will spend $40 million on a new outdoor track and field facility and an indoor multipurpose facility for the 2025 Canada Summer Games.

Moving to a country can be intimidating but organizations in St. John's are trying to ease that transition with the "My New St. John's Expo" being held at the farmers' market in the capital city on Monday and Tuesday. 

Cruise ship season in St. John's came to an end Thursday morning, as the last vacation vessel of the year crept slowly through the harbour narrows at 7 a.m. while the sun peaked from behind the Southside Hills to welcome passengers.

The oldest trophy in North American professional sports made its way through some of the oldest streets in North America on Monday as part of the official celebration for Alex Newhook's Stanley Cup win this spring.