St. John’s police urge vigilance after charging a local man with possession of child pornography, while rapid west end growth sparks debate over infrastructure and community impact. Civil hearings resume in St. John’s, Grand Falls-Windsor, and Stephenville, and the SJC Green Eagles end their season with a close loss in the CWOSSA final.

St. John’s — Provincial attorney general raises safety concerns over NLHC transitional housing in the city, citing staffing and emergency protocol failures, while a moose collision on the Trans-Canada Highway highlights wildlife dangers for drivers. Minister Paddock announces a major partnership between the government, Bombardier, and CoLab AI to boost tech and job training in the region.

St. John's firefighters prevented significant damage to a downtown home during a critical early morning blaze, while the city prepares for its annual Decoration Day ceremony honoring local veterans. A trial in St. John's is examining the reasons behind the Career Academy's 1990s shutdown, and a local resident's legacy of community service is being remembered.

St. John’s is set to host the country’s largest cultural celebration week in 2027, featuring music, arts, and community events, while cowboy boot sales surge due to rising country music popularity. The RCMP continues its high-profile investigation into the Dean Penney murder case, and a man was convicted of murdering his estranged wife in 2016.

St. John's retailers report a spike in cowboy boot sales as country music gains popularity, while the closure of Quidi Vidi Dominion raises questions about the future of retail in Canada. Local astronomers prepare for the Signal Hill Stargazing Event, and St. John’s Jesuit’s athletic director Bob Ronai announces his retirement after decades of service.

St. John’s — A serious collision on the Trans-Canada Highway near the city has left one man hospitalized, while downtown businesses prepare for peak tourism season. A Holocaust survivor will share their story in a public event next week, and a new documentary explores the 1986 rescue of Tamil refugees off Newfoundland’s coast.

St. John’s: Authorities confirm ongoing investigations into alleged violations at a Spencer Street property, prompting twelve residents to vacate, while the Offshore Bay du Nord project advances with plans for energy production and jobs. Cruise season kicks off with the first ship arriving in harbor, and historic reenactments at St. John’s Church draw crowds amid new downtown restaurant openings.

St. John’s sees pedestrian collision on downtown road sparking safety concerns, while the city and Labrador are named host for 2027 Country Music Week and CCMA Awards. Residents also prepare for the first-ever Country Music Week in Canada with weather advisories for potential rain later this week.

St. John’s: A woman faces charges for a stabbing in the east end and impaired driving after a crash in the west end, both raising public safety concerns. A provincial panel criticized a Quebec energy deal, sparking debate over energy partnerships, while the 2026 cruise season began with the *MV Horizon* arrival and Alex Newhook’s Game 7 goal for the Canadiens.

St. John’s welcomes four new immigrants, boosting diversity in neighborhoods like the North End and Signal Hill, while St. John’s University grapples with replacing star player Zuby Ejiofor amid NIL trends. Boston’s Archbishop encourages graduates to take risks, emphasizing boldness in career and personal growth as the city prepares for seasonal shifts and increased downtown patrols.