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News Publishers Call on Carney Government to Adopt ‘Buy Canadian’ Advertising Policy

Various Canadian news associations urge the federal government to allocate a minimum of 25 percent of its advertising budget to support local media. This initiative aims to bolster community journalism, promote trustworthy information, and prevent taxpayer dollars from benefitting large tech firms. It emphasizes the potential of ethnic publications in bridging communication gaps.

editor October 12, 2025

crime Newfoundland Top Stories

Natuashish band council office, cultural stage burn down hours after election

RCMP are investigating a fire that severely damaged the Mushuau Innu First Nation Band Council Office and a cultural stage early Friday morning. Newly-elected Chief Patricia Andrew condemned the incident, urging community unity. Former chief Nui expressed shock and support for Andrew, emphasizing the need for transparency and rebuilding efforts amidst rising rumors.

editor October 12, 2025

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Tofield RCMP assist Viking RCMP in recovery of stolen truck; man arrested

On October 9th, 2025, Tofield and Viking RCMP recovered a stolen White Dodge Ram 3500 in Ryley, arresting Lawrence DASILVA. He faces charges for possession of stolen property, non-compliance with a release order, and uninsured vehicle operation. DASILVA is released and scheduled for court later this month. Community assistance was vital.

editor October 10, 2025

LJI News Top Stories

Canada Post employees return to work, but rotational strike remains

Canada Post employees will resume work at 6 a.m. on Oct. 11; however, a rotating strike will persist nationwide. Canada Post plans a safe restart after operations ceased on Sept. 25 due to the Canadian Union of Postal Workers' strike over concerns about job cuts. CUPW aims for collective agreements while minimizing public impact.

editor October 10, 2025