Death of man found on Waterford Valley trail deemed a homicide, police say
A 68-year-old man found dead on a St. John s walking trail last month was the victim of a homicide, according to the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary.
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Posted: Jun 09, 2021 10:00 AM NT | Last Updated: June 9
Police set up a perimeter in a wooded area on May 31 after human remains were found in the Waterford Valley area of St. John s.(Ted Dillon/CBC)
A 68-year-old man found dead on a quiet St. John s walking trail last month was the victim of a homicide, according to the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary.
Police investigating suspicious death after human remains found in St. John s
The RNC says human remains were found in the Waterford Valley area in St. John s sometime overnight Sunday.
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Posted: May 31, 2021 11:04 AM NT | Last Updated: May 31
Police are maintaining a presence in a wooded area of St. John s on Monday after human remains were found in a part of Waterford Valley, which police are treating as a suspicious death investigation.(Ted Dillon/CBC)
Police are investigating a suspicious death after the discovery of human remains found in the Waterford Valley area in St. John s.
The remains were discovered sometime overnight Sunday but it s not immediately clear when or by whom, according to a Royal Newfoundland Constabulary spokesperson.
Posted: Mar 01, 2021 7:00 AM NT | Last Updated: March 1 comments
Kayleigh Kennedy says she received the wrong voter declaration envelope in her voting kit. Elections NL provided her with a new one, but noted the original envelope wouldn t have spoiled her ballot. (Heather Gillis/CBC)
As Elections NL begins counting ballots on Monday, in the province s extended election, one St. John s woman is urging voters to double-check their mail-in ballots before returning them.
When the election was called, Kayleigh Kennedy planned to vote in person, since she lives near a polling station in her Waterford Valley district. We had zero cases [of COVID-19] for so long that I was comfortable just going to vote in-person, Kennedy said.
Posted: Jan 23, 2021 6:34 PM NT | Last Updated: January 24
Sunday was a far more relaxed day on the campaign trail, as Liberal Leader Andrew Furey took a break at home before packing up to leave for Labrador.
NDP Leader Alison Coffin continued campaign efforts through St. John s, including in her own district of St. John s East-Quidi Vidi. Coffin is expected to make policy announcements on Monday.
PC Leader Ches Crosbie made the rounds through grocery stores in the St. John s area and then hit his district of Windsor Lake. Crosbie will have two announcements on Monday on the west coast of the island.