The Telegram (St. John's) - 2024-04-30

• Hospital staff prepare for moving day
• Fisheries committee wants more action on corporate concentrat­ion
• Offshore regulator issues call for bids
• Small-craft harbours getting federal funding
• ‘Don’t hesitate to try this sport’
• What is El Niño and how does it affect Alberta’s weather?
• University warns against protest encampment­s
• India protests over separatist slogans allowed at Toronto event
• Trump trial tests campaign strategy of embracing bad publicity
• Ukraine’s Zelenskiy calls for faster arms supplies
• U.S., Britain urge Hamas to accept Israeli truce proposal
• Earth Day cleanups are just the tip of the iceberg
• Justice and science in public health policy needed as federal government hikes taxes for vaping
• Cheers &Jeers
• Spotting a 'New Star' in the night sky
• Blocking pattern influences weather to welcome May
• Two die in southern India as heat wave scorches region
• At this point Oilers are just showing off
• How Silovs became the talk of any town, at any time
• Vaive: Don’t air the team’s dirty laundry on the bench
• Second global AI safety summit faces tough questions, lower turnout
• What’s next for Trans Mountain pipeline expansion?
• Toronto market subdued as broad gains countered
• WELLS (Pike), Elizabeth Audrey
• G7 discussing 2035 end date for coal-fired power plants: source
• Start me up
• Swift’s ‘Tortured Poets Department’ dominates U.S. sales, Billboard charts

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