Sex offender Matthew Twyne denied bail
Serial sex offender Matthew Twyne was denied bail in a hearing at provincial court on Wednesday.
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Serial sex offender Matthew Twyne was denied bail in a hearing at provincial court on Wednesday.
New civic centre with splash pad, outdoor skating rink in the works for Mount Pearl The City of Mount Pearl is planning to build a new civic centre, complete with outdoor splash pad and ice rink, at the Team Gushue Sports Complex off Smallwood Drive. Social Sharing CBC News · comments This is a concept drawing of a newly proposed civic centre in Mount Pearl. (City of Mount Pearl) The City of Mount Pearl is planning to build a new civic centre, complete with outdoor splash pad and ice rink, at the Team Gushue Sports Complex off Smallwood Drive. In an announcement Wednesday, the city re...
3 mayors call on Furey for action on 'critical' helicopter rescue service The mayors of St. John's, Mount Pearl and Paradise have told Premier Andrew Furey they have been kept in the dark about efforts to reinstate helicopter rescue services in the region. Social Sharing
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. -- Hundreds of nurses and other health-care workers in Newfoundland and Labrador are braving the province's signature winter mix of wind, sleet and howling snowstorms to battle the spread of COVID-19. Nurses are even coming out of retirement to help out at two large, outdoor testing sites set up in the epicentre of an outbreak sweeping through the St. John's metro area, Registered Nurses' Union president Yvette Coffey said Wednesday. "Their hands are cold," Coffey said in an interview, noting that medical gloves don't provide much protection from the wind. "Everything ...
Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file ... This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer Hundreds of nurses and other health-care workers in Newfoundland and Labrador are braving the province’s signature winter mix of wind, sleet and howling snowstorms to battle the spread of COVID-19. Nurses are even coming out of retirement to help out at two large, outdoor testing sites set up in the epicentre of an outbreak sweeping through the ...