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Josh Hartnett embraces his Newfoundland era with a Times Square billboard and an accent lesson on 'The Tonight Show' (opens the original)
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Newfoundland and Labrador has found itself among the bright lights of New York City this week, thanks to its new unofficial tourism ambassador: Hollywood actor Josh Hartnett. Hartnett, who stars in the upcoming Newfoundland-filmed Netflix miniseries “Below,” is currently promoting the production and taking every opportunity to share his fondness for his time in the province filming it. There are videos on social media of him holding a frozen cod as he screeches-in tourists on George Street, and
Will trial delays affect outcome of Tony Humby's sexual violence case in St. John's? (opens the original)
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More than three years after he was first arrested, and a year after it began, Tony Humby’s trial on 72 charges of sexual violence ended Sept. 25, with lawyers arguing over whether Humby’s rights had been breached by the length of time it took to get there. Provincial court Judge Rolf Pritchard will take the next two months to determine whether Humby is guilty of the charges, and if so, whether they should be thrown out due to unreasonable delays. Humby, 64, has pleaded not guilty to charges of s
Longtime fraudster preparing to seek bail on latest charges of scamming St. John's seniors (opens the original)
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A man once described by the Crown as a serial predator of senior citizens is seeking bail on his latest charges. The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary arrested James Robert Dwyer, 66, on Sept. 24 for reportedly scamming seniors in a home repair and maintenance scheme, charging him with two counts of fraud under $5,000 and four counts of breaching a prior bail order. Police say they know of two cases last week alone where Dwyer persuaded elderly women to give him money in exchange for jobs he didn’
Tony Humby ignored multiple cautions to stay away from kids, Crown argues, as St. John's trial comes to a close (opens the original)
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Prosecutor Deidre Badcock says the look on the face of one of the complainants testifying at Tony Humby’s trial is one she’ll never forget. “It’s burned into my brain,” she told Provincial Court Judge Rolf Pritchard, as she described the complainant as “visibly pained” when he gave his testimony last year about the abuse he allegedly suffered at Humby’s hand. The man told the court he was a “lonely, lost kid” when he first met Humby, whom he said abused him until he was 17. He asked the court to
Their last sentencing submission rejected, lawyers suggest five-year jail term in St. John's fatal impaired driving case (opens the original)
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A month after the judge sent them back to the drawing board, Crown and defence lawyers were in provincial court to present a new joint submission for a sentence for Rodney Constantine. In court Thursday, Sept 17, Deidre Badcock and Dan Furey added another year to their submission, suggesting five years in jail would not see the case end up before the Court of Appeal and would bring some measure of closure to the family of Mark Squires. Squires, 32, died as a passenger in an SUV driven by Constan
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