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OTHER NEWS
Workers ratify tentative deal hoping for sale of Come by Chance refinery
Members of the United Steelworkers have ratified a tentative deal that could pave the way for the sale of the Come by Chance oil...
Dean MacDonald interested in buying into Terra Nova project
Newfoundland Growlers owner Dean MacDonald has shown interest in buying a lot of thing lately, from Mike One Centre to the Come by Chance...
JUSTICE NEWS
Woman sent to hospital with serious injuries after hit and run
A woman was sent to hospital with serious injuries Friday afternoon after an apparent hit and run on Empire Avenue in St. John's. It...
Court of Appeal green lights class-action lawsuit against Nalcor for Mud Lake flooding
The Court of Appeal has given the green light for a lawsuit against Nalcor for flood damage. The class-action was launched after a number...
POLITICAL NEWS
Nunatsiavut Government planning to take control of child welfare services
The Nunatsiavut Government is developing a plan to take control of child welfare services from the provincial government within three years.
Government briefing note suggests more breeding between farmed and wild salmon
Government is facing more questions about farmed salmon escaping from aquaculture pens. The Tories say a briefing not reveals an increase in breeding between...
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
OZFM back on top after 44 years on air
OZFM marked 44 years on the air on Tuesday. After four decades, the radio station is celebrating being back on top.
‘Take a Book, Leave a Book’ to improve literacy on Burin Peninsula
A series of self-serve libraries called "Take a Book, Leave a Book" aim to improve literacy on the Burin Peninsula. NTV's Ross Tilley reports.
OTHER NEWS
Woman sent to hospital with serious injuries after hit and run
A woman was sent to hospital with serious injuries Friday afternoon after an apparent hit and run on Empire Avenue in St. John's. It...
POLITICAL NEWS
Nunatsiavut Government planning to take control of child welfare services
The Nunatsiavut Government is developing a plan to take control of child welfare services from the provincial government within three years.
Government briefing note suggests more breeding between farmed and wild salmon
Government is facing more questions about farmed salmon escaping from aquaculture pens. The Tories say a briefing not reveals an increase in breeding between...
JUSTICE NEWS
Woman sent to hospital with serious injuries after hit and run
A woman was sent to hospital with serious injuries Friday afternoon after an apparent hit and run on Empire Avenue in St. John's. It...
Court of Appeal green lights class-action lawsuit against Nalcor for Mud Lake flooding
The Court of Appeal has given the green light for a lawsuit against Nalcor for flood damage. The class-action was launched after a number...
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
OZFM back on top after 44 years on air
OZFM marked 44 years on the air on Tuesday. After four decades, the radio station is celebrating being back on top.
‘Take a Book, Leave a Book’ to improve literacy on Burin Peninsula
A series of self-serve libraries called "Take a Book, Leave a Book" aim to improve literacy on the Burin Peninsula. NTV's Ross Tilley reports.
Janeway Telethon caps another weekend of entertainment
The 2021 Janeway Telethon was a big hit among Newfoundlanders and Labradorians. NTV's David Salter takes a look back at how the weekend went.
75 years on the cover of the Newfoundland Herald
The Newfoundland Herald released its 75th anniversary edition last week. Former managing editor Mark Dwyer looks back at 75 years of covers.
Newfoundland Herald celebrates 75th anniversary
The Newfoundland Herald is celebrating its 75th anniversary with a commemorative edition that hit the stands on Monday. Geoff Stirling launched a weekly newspaper...
