CAMPER DESTROYED IN EARLY MORNING FIRE

(Sept 12th) A camper trailer was destroyed by a fire early Saturday morning on Fitzgerald Place in St. Philip’s. Members of the Portugal Cove-St. Philip’s Volunteer Fire Department were called to the area at approximately 5:00 a.m. and arrived to find heavy flames and smoke coming from the rear of the camper. The trailer, which was occupied by two people at the time, was parked within approximately 50 feet of a garage. Firefighters quickly deployed attack lines and worked to

1 hour ago

DRUG-IMPAIRED DRIVER FOUND INSIDE OF VEHICLE

(Sept 9th) Bay St. George RCMP arrested and charged a man with impaired operation after responding to a report that he was unresponsive in a vehicle Tuesday afternoon. Shortly before 4:00 p.m. on September 8, officers conducting proactive patrols in Stephenville Crossing were approached by a concerned bystander who reported a man who appeared to be unconscious in a nearby vehicle. The 23-year-old man showed signs of impairment by drug, and officers quickly administered Naloxo

3 days ago

RNC CONTINUING TO INVESTIGATE HIT-AND-RUN IN TORBAY N.L

(Sept 9th) The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary continues to investigate a hit-and-run collision that damaged two parked vehicles and caused structural damage to a home on Torbay Road in the Town of Torbay. An update provided by the RNC on Wednesday, Sept. 9th, confirms that the investigation remains ongoing and is being handled by the RNC’s Accident Investigation Unit. The collision occurred Saturday evening, Sept. 5th, at approximately 6:05 p.m. Emergency crews, including me

3 days ago

THREE-VEHICLE CRASH RESULTS IN NO INJURIES

(Sept 9th) On Wednesday afternoon (Sept 9th), At approximately 12:15 p.m; Officers with the Royal a Newfoundland Constabulary’s Operational Patrol Services responded to a three-vehicle collision on Columbus Drive in St. John’s. The RNC confirmed there were no injuries reported.

3 days ago

RNC SEEK PUBLIC HELP IDENTIFYING INDIVIDUAL IN ST. JOHN’S THEFT

(Sept 9th) The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying an individual believed to be responsible for a recent theft of more than $5,000 in St. John’s. Anyone who may recognize the individual or have information related to the investigation is asked to contact the RNC at 709-729-8000. Information can also be provided anonymously through Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers. The investigation is being conducted under RNC Fil

3 days ago

RCMP ARREST MAN ON PROVINCE-WIDE WARRANT

(Sept 9th) Gander RCMP arrested a 45-year-old man who was the subject of a province-wide warrant after responding to a traffic hazard on Magee Road Tuesday night. On September 8, around 9:40 p.m., officers approached a vehicle that was parked in a dangerous manner and obstructing traffic on Magee Road. The driver was unable to provide valid insurance or registration documents. Police also learned that his driver’s licence was suspended. Checks confirmed the driver was the sub

3 days ago

10 HEROES HONOURED FOR SAVING LIVES

(Sept 9th) Ten Newfoundlanders and Labradorians who stepped forward during life-threatening emergencies will be recognized today by St. John Ambulance for their extraordinary actions that helped save the lives of others. The Silver Life-Saving Awards will be presented at the annual St. John Ambulance Investiture and Life-Saving Awards Ceremony, taking place at 2:00 p.m. at the Anglican Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in St. John’s. The recipients are being recognized for pe

3 days ago

PREMIER MEETS WITH INDUSTRY PARTNERS OVER U.S. TARIFF IMPACTS

(Sept 9) Premier Tony Wakeham met with industry partners Wednesday to discuss the impacts ongoing trade uncertainty between Canada and the United States is having on Newfoundland and Labrador businesses, workers and consumers. Wakeham was joined by Finance Minister Craig Pardy and Jobs, Growth and Rural Development Minister Lin Paddock. According to the Provincial Government, discussions focused on rising costs, disruptions to North American supply chains and concerns surroun

3 days ago

TWO PEOPLE IN CUSTODY AFTER RCMP POLICE OPERATION

(Sept 9th) A police operation in a Happy Valley-Goose Bay N.L, neighbourhood has safely concluded, with two individuals taken into police custody. At approximately 10:20 a.m. on Wednesday, September 9th, Happy Valley-Goose Bay RCMP advised that officers were conducting a police operation in the areas of Winsor Drive and Adams Loop. Police asked residents and travellers to avoid the area while officers worked. The RCMP said there was no general risk to public safety. At approx

3 days ago

DRIVER CAUGHT AT 133KM/H NEAR RED BAY

(Sept 9th) Forteau RCMP suspended the licence of a 21-year-old Quebec man Tuesday morning after he was caught travelling more than 50 km/h over the posted speed limit. Shortly after 11:00 a.m. on September 8, an officer patrolling Route 510 just north of Red Bay captured a minivan travelling 133 km/h in an 80 km/h zone. The 21-year-old driver was issued a ticket for speeding, and his licence was suspended roadside. Under the Highway Traffic Act, drivers caught travelling 51 k

3 days ago

MORE SKILLED TRADES OPPORTUNITIES COMING TO NL HIGH SCHOOLS

(Sept 9) The Provincial Government is expanding skilled trades education in 21 high schools across Newfoundland and Labrador for the 2026-27 school year, giving more students an opportunity to explore careers in the trades. Schools will receive an additional 6.25 to 12.5 hours of skilled trades teaching time each week, allowing more students to fit trades courses into their schedules. Courses being expanded include Design and Fabrication, Skilled Trades, Residential Construct

3 days ago

RNC REMINDS FAMILIES ABOUT ONLINE SAFETY

(Sept 9th) The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) is reminding students, parents and guardians about the importance of online safety as the school year begins. The RNC is encouraging parents to teach responsible online behaviour and establish clear guidelines for their children to help promote a safe online experience. Parents are advised to keep tablets and other internet-connected devices in common areas of the home rather than in bedrooms or other private spaces. The RN

3 days ago

RCMP INVESTIGATING RETAIL THEFT; SEEKING INFORMATION

(Sept 9th) Burin Peninsula RCMP is looking for the public’s assistance to identify a man in relation to a theft from a local retail store. Anyone with information is being asked to contact police. Late last month, officers responded to a reported theft that occurred on Thursday, August 20 at the Walmart on McGettigan Boulevard. Surveillance cameras captured a man selecting an item, leaving the store without paying and departing in a black Ford truck. The total value of the it

3 days ago

THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS HEAD BACK TO SCHOOL TODAY

(Sept 9th) Thousands of students across Newfoundland and Labrador are returning to classrooms today as the 2026-27 school year gets underway across the province. From Labrador to the west coast, central Newfoundland and the Avalon Peninsula, schools are welcoming students for another year of learning, new friendships and new experiences. The first day of school brings increased activity to communities across Newfoundland and Labrador, with school buses back on local roads, he

3 days ago

LOCAL BUSINESS DONATES NEW RESCUE BOAT TO SEARCH AND RESCUE TEAM

(Sept 8th) A Grand Falls-Windsor business has donated a brand new rescue boat to Exploits Search and Rescue Team, providing an important new asset for emergency response operations in Central Newfoundland. Merle’s Parts & Recreation Ltd., a family-owned powersports and marine dealership located on Hardy Avenue in Grand Falls-Windsor, donated a 14-foot inflatable rescue boat. Expolits Search and Rescue shared its appreciation for the donation online, calling the boat a “valuab

3 days ago

DRIVER RUNS OUT OF GAS, BLOCKS VETERANS MEMORIAL HWY AND GETS CHARGED

(Sept 8th) Police in the Trinity-Conception District have arrested and charged a 38-year-old Carbonear woman after responding to a report of a vehicle parked in an unsafe manner on Veteran’s Memorial Highway early Monday morning. At approximately 12:41 a.m. on September 7, Harbour Grace RCMP received a report of a vehicle that had stopped and was partially blocking a portion of Veteran’s Memorial Highway near Glover Road after running out of gas. Police located the vehicle an

4 days ago

PCSP-VFD APPOINTS NEW DEPUTY CHIEF

(Sept 8th) The Portugal Cove - St. Philip’s Volunteer Fire Department is marking a significant day for its members and the community with the promotion of Captain BJ Hibbs to Deputy Chief, effective September 8, 2026. The department expressed its congratulations to Deputy Chief Hibbs, recognizing the leadership, dedication, and continued commitment he brings to both the department’s members and the community it serves. “Congratulations, Deputy Chief Hibbs,” the department sai

4 days ago

⛽️NL FUEL PRICE UPDATE⛽️

(PUBLICATION DATE: Sept 8th, 2026) Fuel price change for Sept 9th (Tomorrow) - Gasoline: Up 3.6 cents/L - Diesel: Down 1.6 cents/L Note: These prices will go into effect at 12:01 a.m. on September 9th TODAY'S SPONSOR: EXIT Realty Aspire - Contact them today for all your real estate needs!

4 days ago

RCMP INVESTIGATING BREAK & ENTER IN WESTERN NEWFOUNDLAND

(Sept 8th) Deer Lake RCMP is investigating a break and enter at a local business and are asking the public for information to help identify the person or people responsible. At around 11:00 a.m. on July 7, police in Deer Lake responded to a commercial break and enter at the Peter’s Pizza restaurant on Chapel Hill Road. Officers determined that an unknown person or persons smashed a window, gained access inside the building and took cash before fleeing the scene. The investiga

4 days ago

THOUSANDS OF JOBS EXPECTED FROM CHURCHILL FALLS & GULL ISLAND PROJECTS

(Sept 8th) The Provincial Government says at least 85 per cent of all person-hours worked during construction of several major energy projects will remain in Newfoundland and Labrador. Premier Tony Wakeham announced Tuesday that employment commitments already in place for the Gull Island project will now be extended to Churchill Falls upgrades, Labrador transmission projects and wind development. Priority for the work will be given to qualified Labrador Innu, followed by qual

4 days ago

MAN FACES POTENTIAL IMPAIRED DRIVING CHARGES

(Sept 8th) A 48-year-old Eastport man faces potential impaired driving charges after Glovertown RCMP stopped his vehicle late Friday night in Traytown. At approximately 10:20 p.m. on September 4, Glovertown RCMP responded to a report of a possible impaired driver on Main Street North in Glovertown. The caller reported that a vehicle was being driven erratically, prompting officers to immediately begin patrols in the area. Police located the described vehicle and stopped it on

4 days ago

$1.6 MILLION INVESTMENT IN CBS ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION

(Sept 8th) More than $1.6 million is being invested in active transportation throughout Conception Bay South, bringing improvements to outdoor spaces and transportation amenities across the community. The investment includes $1 million from the Government of Canada and $670,000 from the Town of Conception Bay South. The funding will support a range of improvements designed to make outdoor spaces more accessible and convenient for residents and visitors. At Topsail Beach, plan

4 days ago

ARCADIA IN PORT AT ST. JOHN’S HARBOUR

(Sept 8th) The Arcadia is docked in St. John’s, N.L., along the Harbour Drive side of St. John’s Harbour. The ship has brought approximately 2388 passengers to the city. According to the City of St. John’s Cruise Ship Schedule, the Arcadia is scheduled to remain in port until 6:00 p.m., weather permitting.

4 days ago

RCMP SEIZE TWO VEHICLES ON FOGO ISLAND

(Sept 8th) Fogo Island RCMP seized two vehicles and issued multiple tickets during separate traffic stops on Friday, September 4, as officers conducted proactive patrols in the area. At approximately 3:30 p.m., officers patrolling Route 334 stopped a vehicle and requested the mandatory documentation. The 32-year-old male driver was unable to provide a valid driver’s licence. A check confirmed that the man’s licence was suspended and that he owed fines in excess of $12,000. Po

4 days ago

STOLEN VEHICLES, POLICE CHASE & DRONE SEARCH ENDS WITH ARREST

(Sept 8th) A multi-detachment RCMP operation involving stolen vehicles, a police pursuit and a drone-assisted search ended with the arrest of a 35-year-old man near Musgrave Harbour. The investigation began on Sept. 2th, when Lewisporte RCMP received a report around 6:00 p.m. of a stolen vehicle. Police began conducting patrols, and the vehicle was located shortly before 5:00 a.m. after officers responded to a moose-vehicle collision near Jonathan’s Pond Provincial Park. The

4 days ago

UPDATED: REPORT OF PERSON INJURED BY FIRE ALONG EAST COAST TRAIL DEEMED FALSE ALARM

(Sept 8th) A report of an individual injured by fire from an alleged camping accident along the East Coast Trail between Maddox Cove and Cape Spear was ultimately determined to be a false alarm after officials conducted a lengthy search Monday afternoon. At approximately 12:00 p.m. on Labour Day, Sept. 7, the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary received a report of a possible fire along the East Coast Trail, in the area between Shore Lane in Maddox Cove and the Cape Spear Lightho

4 days ago

RNC CONFIRMS MISSING TEEN IS LOCATED

(Sept 8th) The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) can confirm that the 17-year-old female reported missing from St. John’s has been located. The RNC thanks the public for their assistance with this matter. To protect the privacy of the individual, The RNC respectfully ask media and the public to remove all photos from circulation. NFLD Bulletin has removed any and all details, including photos, regarding this incident.

4 days ago

RNC BOOSTING SCHOOL ZONE PATROLS

(Sept 8th) The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) is increasing patrols in school zones as thousands of students prepare to return to classes in the coming days. With students returning to school, motorists can expect a significant increase in traffic, particularly during the morning commute. The RNC is reminding drivers to remain alert, as some students may be distracted while walking near intersections, crosswalks and parking lots. Police are reminding road users that it

4 days ago

$1.9-MILLION INVESTMENT TO PROVIDE MEMORIAL STUDENTS WITH MORE MATH SUPPORT

(Sept 8th) Starting this fall, Memorial University students will have access to additional supports designed to help them transition from high school mathematics to university-level math. The new supports are being made possible through a $1.9-million investment from the Hibernia Project, with a focus on helping students build confidence and strengthen their mathematics skills. Students will have access to more support earlier in their studies, including small-group tutorials

4 days ago

WET ROADS LEAD TO REPORTED COLLISIONS ACROSS METRO

(Sept 8th) Numerous motor vehicle collisions were reported across the Metro region between Saturday and Monday, Labour Day, as a weather system moved through the area, bringing periods of significant rainfall and creating hazardous driving conditions for motorists. On Saturday, September 5th, shortly before noon, emergency crews were called to a reported motor vehicle collision on the Outer Ring Road between Aberdeen Avenue and Logy Bay Road in St. John’s. Heavy rainfall was

5 days ago

WHEEL TORN FROM SUV IN PEACEKEEPERS WAY COLLISION

(Sept 7th) Emergency crews responded to a motor vehicle collision involving at least two-vehicles on Peacekeepers Way in Conception Bay South on Monday evening. At approximately 6:00 p.m. on Labour Day, September 7th, personnel from the Conception Bay South Fire Department, Royal Newfoundland Constabulary and NL Health Services were called to the collision between Minerals Road and Foxtrap Access Road. Upon arrival, responders located one sedan on the roadway with extensive d

5 days ago

VOLENDAM IN PORT AT ST. JOHN’S HARBOUR

(Sept 7th) The Volendam is docked in St. John’s, N.L., along the Harbour Drive side of St. John’s Harbour. This marks the cruise ship’s second day in port. The ship has brought approximately 1,840 passengers to the city. According to the City of St. John’s Cruise Ship Schedule, the Volendam is scheduled to remain in port until 5:00 p.m., weather permitting.

5 days ago

MAN BREAKS GLASS AT BUSINESS, SUSTAINS INJURY AND IS ARRESTED

(Sept 7th) A 39-year-old man is facing multiple charges following a disturbance at a business in the area of Thorburn Road in St. John’s Sunday evening. At approximately 8:00 p.m. on September 6, 2026, members of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary’s Operational Patrol Services responded to a complaint of a disturbance at a business in the area. As a result of the investigation, the 39-year-old male was arrested and charged with Property Damage, Causing a Disturbance and Brea

5 days ago

TRACKING DEVICE LEADS POLICE TO ST. JOHN’S BACKYARD

(Sept 7th) A 42-year-old man is facing charges after police say merchandise stolen from a business in the east end of St. John’s was tracked to a nearby backyard. At approximately 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 6th, officers with the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary’s Operational Patrol Services responded to a report of a theft from a business in the east end of St. John’s. Police say the stolen merchandise contained a hidden anti-theft tracking device. Officers tracked the me

5 days ago

WILDFIRE THREAT MINIMAL IN PORT HOPE SIMPSON

(Sept 6th) The wildfire threat in Port Hope Simpson has been reduced to minimal following several days of challenging conditions and significant firefighting efforts, according to MHA Lisa Dempster. In a statement, Dempster said the threat has been reduced due to suppression efforts, cooler temperatures and the resources currently in place. Crews continue to work on hotspots and mop-up operations following the fire. The Trans-Labrador Highway is now open through the area, alt

5 days ago

HIT-AND-RUN IN TORBAY DAMAGES HOME AND TWO VEHICLES

(Sept 5th) Police are investigating a hit-and-run collision on Torbay Road in Torbay that damaged two parked vehicles and caused structural damage to a home Saturday evening. Emergency crews were called to the residence at approximately 6:05 p.m. Members of the Torbay Volunteer Fire Department and Royal Newfoundland Constabulary responded and found two unoccupied vehicles damaged in the driveway. The impact pushed one of the vehicles into the home, causing damage to the struc

Sep 5

TWO ARRESTED AFTER BREACHING RELEASE CONDITIONS

(Sept 4th) Grand Falls-Windsor RCMP arrested a 38-year-old woman and a 48-year-old man on Thursday after police determined they were each in violation of court-imposed release conditions. On September 3, officers responded to reports of two unwanted, intoxicated individuals inside a business in Badger. Upon arrival, police identified the individuals as 38-year-old Misty Burton and 48-year-old Bradley Blagdon. Officers determined that both were subject to court-imposed conditi

Sep 4

OVERTURNED VEHICLE FOUND IN DITCH ALONG OUTER RING ROAD

(Sept 4th) Emergency crews responded to the interchange of the Trans Canada Highway, also known as the Outer Ring Road, and the Portugal Cove Road exits in St. John’s on Thursday evening following a report of a motor vehicle collision. The call came in shortly before 7:00 p.m. Firefighters with the St. John’s Regional Fire Department arrived in the area, but it took some time for crews to locate the vehicle as the vehicle was hidden in brush. The vehicle was eventually found

Sep 4

RNC INVESTIGATING HIT & RUN IN TORBAY

(Sept 4th) The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary is investigating a hit-and-run collision that occurred Thursday evening in Torbay. At approximately 6:25 p.m. on September 3rd, RNC officers responded to a report of a collision on Lower Street. Officers located the driver who reported being struck and observed minor damage to their vehicle. The driver sought medical attention for what are believed to be minor injuries. Shortly afterward, police received information that the vehi

Sep 4

RNC SEEKING INFORMATION AFTER TRAILER STOLEN IN CBS, NL

(Sept 4th) The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) is seeking information in relation to a theft of a trailer from a property in Conception Bay South. Police received a report on August 25th regarding the stolen trailer. The trailer is described as a brown 2018 Coachmen fifth wheel bearing Newfoundland and Labrador licence plate TLG 669. Anyone with information that may assist the investigation is asked to contact the RNC at 709-729-8000. Those wishing to remain anonymous c

Sep 4

NEW MARINE FERRY ALMOST READY FOR SERVICE

(Sept 4th) Marine Atlantic’s “Île Rouge” has arrived in North Sydney as preparations continue for the vessel to enter service later this fall. According to Marine Atlantic, the coming weeks will involve familiarization and training activities for teams across the organization, as well as the process of reflagging the vessel. The ferry can accommodate 821 passengers and has 146 cabins, including 48 cabins designated for passengers travelling with pets. The Île Rouge also offer

Sep 4

RNC MEMBERS RECOGNIZED NATIONALLY FOR COMPLEX INVESTIGATION

(Sept 4th) Two Royal Newfoundland Constabulary members have been recognized nationally for their exceptional work on a complex investigation that resulted in more than 150 criminal charges against Newfoundland and Labrador teacher and volleyball coach Markus Hicks. Constable Nadia Churchill and Constable Tara Molloy were honoured Thursday, September 3, 2026, with the Canadian Police Association’s Award of Excellence during its Biennial Conference in Victoria, British Columbia

Sep 4

RCMP ARREST VIDEO UNDER REVIEW AFTER CONCERNS

📸Photo of the altercation shared to social media. (Sept 3rd) A video showing three RCMP officers attempting to arrest an individual in Sheshatshiu N.L has prompted concerns from Mushuau Innu First Nation Chief Patricia Andrew. In a statement, Chief Andrew said she has viewed the video involving (Name Removed), and RCMP officers and described it as “deeply upsetting and difficult to watch.” Andrew said she has written to RCMP Newfoundland and Labrador Commanding Officer Pat C

Sep 3

SWISS AIRCRAFT MAKES EMERGENCY LANDING AT ST. JOHN’S INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

(September 3) A Swiss aircraft travelling from Zurich, Switzerland, to New York City, USA, was forced to make an emergency landing at St. John’s International Airport in Newfoundland and Labrador. The aircraft was departing Zurich and bound for New York City when it diverted to St. John’s for an emergency landing. The reason for the emergency landing is currently unknown based on the information available. Further details, including the aircraft’s condition and whether there

Sep 3

WHAT’S HAPPENING THIS WEEKEND?

We’re getting ready for this week’s edition of NFLD WEEKENDER - Your weekend plans made easy! Have an event happening this weekend, September 4–6? We want to hear about it! Community events, live music, car shows, markets, festivals, fundraisers, sports, workshops, food events and more are all welcome. NFLD Weekender is community-driven, and we rely heavily on submissions from organizers, businesses, community groups and residents to build each week’s edition. Big or small, i

Sep 3

⚠️TCH COMMUTERS - EAST TO WEST⚠️

(Sept 3rd) ~ 4:00 p.m; Traffic along the Trans-Canada Highway from the St. John’s Metro area to Channel-Port aux Basques is currently seeing some slowdowns through construction zones. However, there appear to be no significant traffic disruptions for motorists. The list below will go from east to west. 1. Foxtrap Access Road and TCH interchange is currently seeing some slowdowns heading eastbound and westbound. The TCH remains down to one lane of travel in each direction. The

Sep 3

⛽️NL FUEL PRICE UPDATE⛽️

(PUBLICATION DATE: Sept 3rd, 2026) Fuel price change for Sept 4th (Tomorrow) - Gasoline: Down 2.5 cents/L - Diesel: Down 0.2 cents/L Note: These prices will go into effect at 12:01 a.m. on September 4th. TODAY'S SPONSOR: EXIT Realty Aspire - Contact them today for all your real estate needs!

Sep 3

DRUNK DRIVER CAUGHT SPEEDING 170 KM/H ON TCH IN NEWFOUNDLAND

(Sept 3rd) A 36-year-old Torbay man is facing multiple charges after Placentia-Whitbourne RCMP responded to reports of a possible impaired driver on the Trans-Canada Highway Wednesday evening. Shortly before 7:30 p.m. on September 2, police received several calls about a vehicle allegedly being driven erratically and at high speeds while travelling toward Whitbourne. Officers immediately began patrolling the area, and radar captured the vehicle travelling at speeds of up to 1

Sep 3

POLICE OPERATION CONCLUDES IN DOWNTOWN ST. JOHN’S

(Sept 3rd) The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) has concluded a police operation on Barters Hill Place in St. John’s. Earlier today (Thursday), the RNC advised residents of Barters Hill Place follow the directions of officers on scene due to an increased police presence. During the active situation, authorities requested that the public refrain from sharing information, photos, or videos of the tactical response on social media to ensure public and officer safety. At 11:

Sep 3

RCMP INVESTIGATING COLLISION ON ROUTE 463

(Sept 3rd) Bay St. George RCMP is investigating a two-vehicle collision that injured one person and closed Lourdes Road on the Port au Port Peninsula on Wednesday. At approximately 6:30 a.m. on September 2, Bay St. George RCMP responded to a report of a two-vehicle collision on Route 463, approximately two kilometres north of Picadilly. Members of the Lourdes Regional Fire Department and Emergency Medical Services personnel also responded to the scene Both drivers were medica

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