|
|
Feeds from The Telegram
|
Find the latest news stories from The Telegram
1 2 3 > Last ›
 Lindsay Lohan surrenders for jail sentence
 Hitting bottom under Hollywood's glare, Lindsay Lohan began serving jail time Tuesday for a probation violation that underlined the starlet's inability to put a 2006 drug case behind her.
|
 RCMP investigating suspicious death in Point La Haye
The RCMP are investigating a suspicious death in Point La Haye today after officers from the Trepassey detachment and ambulance attendants responded to an urgent call from a home in the community at around 5 a.
|
 Marystown man in custody on drug-related offences
A 20-year-old Marystown man was arrested Friday on drug-related offences.
Brandon Boland is facing two charges — one of possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking and one of possession of marijuana for the purpose of trafficking.
|
 Sony steals 13th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards show
(Evergeek) - Featuring a peer-based voting system with panels comprised of the video game industry's most experienced and talented men and women, awards from Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS) are analogous to Hollywood's "Oscars.
|
1 2 3 > Last ›
| |
|
Informational
Many people have seen the medallion 13-year-old Luke Myles pulled out of a codfish last August. But no one seems to have any inkling of what it is, where it came from or who it belongs to.
Court proceedings continue today for an American woman who says she mistook her husband for a bear and shot him to death during a hunting trip to Buchans Junction on Sept.
Life meant nothing to Desmond Wheeler until he was told it would likely soon come to an end.
The St.
Brute, a German shepherd, lay anesthetized on an operating table, his hairy chest under a plastic cover and his powerful paws taped immobile.
Oceanex Inc. says it can work around the labour dispute that shut down the Port of Montreal to container shipping Monday.
Leadership at an air force base rocked by scandal changed hands Friday with the new commander urging the men and women of CFB Trenton to break through the dark cloud left by their former commander, who is now facing murder charges.
A top cancer specialist is raising alarms about the actions of the Canadian Cancer Society, and says he has lost faith in the people that run the not-for-profit organization in this province.
