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OTHER NEWS
Provincial government faces questions about who is eligible for COVID-19 testing
The provincial government announced 12 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday. But it faced questions about who is and isn't eligible for testing, and...
Mother raises concerns about childbirth rules during COVID-19 pandemic
COVID-19 changes to childbirth are raising the alarm. New rules over who can be there and for how long.
Advocates and some mothers saying there's...
JUSTICE NEWS
Police forces report decrease in crime during public health emergency
The province's two police forces have seen a decrease in criminal activity during the COVID-19 pandemic. Residential break and enters are down 40 per...
Marystown teen charged with public mischief after alleging sexual assault
An 18-year-old Marystown woman faces a charge of public mischief stemming from a report she made of being sexually assaulted.
On March 16, Burin Peninsula...
POLITICAL NEWS
‘Quite possible’ provincial deficit could reach $2 billion this year, Tom Osborne says
Fincance Minster Tom Osborne says it's "quite possible" the provincial deficit could reach $2 billion this year. But there is a lot of uncertainty...
Moody’s forecasts higher provincial deficit, but unclear when government will provide fiscal update
One of the bond-rating agencies is forecasting a significant increase in the provincial deficit. Moody's latest report forecasts the deficit for 2020-21 could be...
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
West coast man beats boredom with new genre of pandemic paintings
A west coast man is using his passion for art to bring smiles to people's faces during the long days of social distancing and...
Knitting Toilet Paper: Retirement centre keeps spirits high in online skit
During such a stressful time it's important to keep spirits up. Residents at Alderwood Retirement Centre in Witless Bay are doing just that -...
OTHER NEWS
Facebook group aims to keep kids entertained throughout COVID-19 pandemic
One Facebook group is providing a splash of colour during these challenging times. Here's NTV's Beth Penney reports.
POLITICAL NEWS
‘Quite possible’ provincial deficit could reach $2 billion this year, Tom Osborne says
Fincance Minster Tom Osborne says it's "quite possible" the provincial deficit could reach $2 billion this year. But there is a lot of uncertainty...
Moody’s forecasts higher provincial deficit, but unclear when government will provide fiscal update
One of the bond-rating agencies is forecasting a significant increase in the provincial deficit. Moody's latest report forecasts the deficit for 2020-21 could be...
JUSTICE NEWS
Police forces report decrease in crime during public health emergency
The province's two police forces have seen a decrease in criminal activity during the COVID-19 pandemic. Residential break and enters are down 40 per...
Marystown teen charged with public mischief after alleging sexual assault
An 18-year-old Marystown woman faces a charge of public mischief stemming from a report she made of being sexually assaulted.
On March 16, Burin Peninsula...
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
West coast man beats boredom with new genre of pandemic paintings
A west coast man is using his passion for art to bring smiles to people's faces during the long days of social distancing and...
Knitting Toilet Paper: Retirement centre keeps spirits high in online skit
During such a stressful time it's important to keep spirits up. Residents at Alderwood Retirement Centre in Witless Bay are doing just that -...
Performers look for new ways to connect to fans during pandemic
Performers are among the many people who have been financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. NTV's Beth Penney reports.
Shanneyganock celebrating Paddy’s Day via live-stream in response to COVID-19 pandemic
The situation with COVID-19 is evolving by the minute - with changes in the way we live here at home, and across the country.
St....
Locally shot film coming to blu-ray after 43 years
The locally shot 1977 film, Orca, is being released on blu-ray by for the first time in North America.
The American thriller film shot in...
