Chief Jean-Charles Piétacho (Conseil des Innu de Ekuanitshit) is shown at a previous appearance on Day 2 of the first phase of the Muskrat Falls Inquiry.

Muskrat Falls inquiry now looking into construction

Dr. David Price is chief of surgery at the Janeway Children’s Hospital. It was his vision to construct a special care unit for surgical babies under age two. From idea to near completion, it’s been about 10 years. Construction workers just clewed up the demolition stage in which two rooms were knocked out, making way to renovate the space into a four-bed unit.

Special care for babies in Newfoundland and Labrador

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Hard evidence. Neal Johnson displays the evidence of a northern cod come back. During the turbot fishery last fall, there were many cod like this one tangled in the turbot nets 100 or more miles offshore.

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Newfoundland and Labrador's Nick Callahan (left) celebrates after defeating Alberta's Fausto Santoro in their 64-kilogram boxing matchup at the Canada Winter Games in Red Deer, Alta., Monday night. Callahan had trailed on all five judges' cards after the first round, but rallied for a 4-1 decision in the three-round bout. — Boxing Canada/via TeamNL/Twitter

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Hoarfrost on wire fence, Avalon Barrens. —

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There were no serious injuries after an SUV overturned following a collision in Mount Pearl Monday night. Keith Gosse/The Telegram

SUV overturns during two-vehicle collision in Mount Pearl Monday night

Calvin Kenny, 26, is taken back into custody by a sheriff’s officer at provincial court in St. John’s Thursday afternoon. Kenny and co-accused Chesley Lucas, 23, will be back in court Sept. 7, at which time they may be sentenced for their roles in the death of 25-year-old Steven Miller last year.

Newfoundland man Calvin Kenny dies in New Brunswick prison

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Ethel Penney, Bill Meadus and Jean Noseworthy. — Ethel Penney, Bill Meadus and Jean Noseworthy. - Contributed

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Bill Meadus from the Clarenville Legion presenting a donation of $500 for the breast cancer retreat to, left, Ethel Penney and Jean Noseworthy.

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Hoarfrost on wire fence, Avalon Barrens. —

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There were no serious injuries after an SUV overturned following a collision in Mount Pearl Monday night. Keith Gosse/The Telegram

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Calvin Kenny, 26, is taken back into custody by a sheriff’s officer at provincial court in St. John’s Thursday afternoon. Kenny and co-accused Chesley Lucas, 23, will be back in court Sept. 7, at which time they may be sentenced for their roles in the death of 25-year-old Steven Miller last year.

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Chief Jean-Charles Piétacho of the Conseil des Innu d’Ekuanitshit (right) and lawyer for the Conseil des Innu d’Ekuanitshit, David Schulze of Dionne Schultz, stand outside the hearing room in Happy Valley-Goose Bay on Monday after Piétacho’s testimony.

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St. John’s Coun. Jamie Korab said many residents in the Cowan Heights area have been asking to implement a Neighbourhood Watch program, so he’s organized an information session on Feb. 26 to start the process.

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Katherine Skanes, stock assessment biologist with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, discusses the latest northern shrimp stock assessment report with members of the media in St. John’s Monday.

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Members of the Labrador Land Protectors hold signs outside the public hearings for the Muskrat Falls Inquiry on Monday at the Lawrence O’Brien Arts Centre in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, as the hearings prepare to dive into the project’s construction costs. The group includes (from left) Eldred Davis, Jim Learning and John Learning.

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Allan Potter gathers his notes from the prisoner dock Monday as his murder trial in Newfoundland and Labrador Supreme Court in St. John's is adjourned for the day.

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