Nicholas Mercer
Multimedia Journalist at SaltWire Network
Online Editor at The Western Star (Canada)
Journalist, plaid wearer and aspiring bullpen catcher. Sometimes I write about sports Story idea? email [email protected]
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Advertisement 1Rendell Crane died on Dec. 13, 2024, and after his friends saw his name on the list of unclaimed remains, they are working to bring him home for burial beside his wife - but there's a problem • Article contentPhilip Mahaney always knew a message was coming from his friend Rendell Crane. Sometimes, it’d come in the morning or after whichever hockey game was playing on television that night. Regardless of what was on the go, that message always came.
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Advertisement 1Actor Sean Dalton is up for a Canadian Screen Award and he is down to answer The Telegram’s 20 Questions • Article contentEven before entering the acting world, Sean Dalton had a little bit of experience in show business. Not only was he the drummer for Atlantic Canadian rockers The Trews for more than a decade, but he also had a small part in Nik Sexton’s “How To Be Deadly” film in 2014.
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A child was struck by an ATV getting off school bus in Torbay on May 23, prompting warning from RNC • Article contentRick Noseworthy had a short message for inattentive parents whose children are speeding around public roads on any form of all-terrain vehicle (ATV). “These machines aren’t babysitters,” said Noseworthy, who is the president of the Avalon T’Railway Corporation.
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nipawinjournal.com | Nicholas Mercer
Rowe, who originally lost the district, claimed victory over Liberal Anthony Germain on May 23 by 12 votes, 19,605 to 19,593. That was the initial margin of victory Germain initially won by when the votes were counted on April 29. No winner could be declared on Election night, as the special ballots - the mail-in votes for the region - were not counted. That slim finish triggered an automatic recount.
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saltwire.com | Nicholas Mercer
Advertisement 1Jonathan Rowe defeated Anthony Germain by 12 votes • • Article contentAfter a recount, the NL district of Terra Nova-The Peninsulas goes to Conservative Jonathan Rowe. Rowe, who originally lost the district, claimed victory over Liberal Anthony Germain on May 23 by 12 votes, 19,605 to 19,593. That was the initial margin of victory Germain initially won by when the votes were counted on April 29.
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