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St. John's Council Extends Support to Debbie Hanlon Following Cancer Diagnosis - Vimarsana News

St. John's Council Extends Support to Debbie Hanlon Following Cancer Diagnosis

It's a difficult time at St. John's City Hall. Long-time councillor Debbie Hanlon is undergoing treatment for ...

Source: vocm.com
Our snow days are numbered – The Independent - Vimarsana News

Our snow days are numbered – The Independent

Last week’s snow lingers on. The poet laureate visits. A new mid-rise on Harvey Rd. A take-out-dream deferred on Hamilton Ave. Keeping St. Clare’s close. 

St. John's Mayor Optimistic About Economic Growth from Oil and Gas Production, Green Energy Opportunities - Vimarsana News

St. John's Mayor Optimistic About Economic Growth from Oil and Gas Production, Green Energy Opportunities

St. John's Mayor Danny Breen is looking forward to better days ahead with increased production in oil and gas ...

Source: vocm.com
City Council Weighing In on Location of New St. Clare's After Minister Casts Doubt on Use of Grace Hospital Site - Vimarsana News

City Council Weighing In on Location of New St. Clare's After Minister Casts Doubt on Use of Grace Hospital Site

Government all-but ruling out the former Grace Hospital site as the location for the new St. Clare's Hospital ...

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Stay home if you can, St. John's mayor says as snow hits - Vimarsana News

Stay home if you can, St. John's mayor says as snow hits

St. John's Mayor Danny Breen says crews are working hard to clear snow as the Newfoundland city sees a major snowfall. He's urging people to stay off the roads, be aware of what's going on and to look out for their neighbors as the storm hits.

Source: cbc.ca