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new St. Anthony boil advisory after chlorine tank accident

After the incident, the town returned the tank (as well as a second one) to the company for safety reasons — but that means the town's water is not being chlorinated. 8:43 AM NT

Jerome Kennedy's Greatest Hits

Finance Minister Jerome Kennedy announced his resignation from politics on Wednesday, ending a sometimes colourful career. 6:23 AM NT

Compliments Super 8 burgers recalled over E. coli risk

Toronto-based Belmont Meats Ltd. is voluntarily recalling certain Compliments brand Super 8 Beef Burger patties because of an E. coli risk. The burger patties were sold at stores in the Atlantic provinces and Ontario. 8:43 AM NT

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