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OTHER NEWS
Education minister defends decision to send students back to class
Education Minister Tom Osborne is defending the decision to reopen schools to in-class learning next Tuesday. He expects a dip in attendance when classes...
Parents and students alike share different opinions about going back to class
Parents and students alike have different opinions about resuming in-class learning next week. NTV's Beth Penney reports.
JUSTICE NEWS
30-day appeal period passes after charges dismissed against prison guards
The 30-day appeal period has passed since charges were dismissed against nine prison guards for the death of inmate Jonathan Henoche. NTV's David Salter...
Tony Wakeham urges province to replace inaccessible courthouse in Stephenville
Tory MHA Tony Wakeham is calling on the government to replace the Stephenville courthouse, which is inaccessible to people with disabilities. NTV's Don Bradshaw...
POLITICAL NEWS
Education minister defends decision to send students back to class
Education Minister Tom Osborne is defending the decision to reopen schools to in-class learning next Tuesday. He expects a dip in attendance when classes...
NAPE wants gradual process as government calls public servants back to workplace
The provincial government will begin bringing public servants back to the workplace on Tuesday, the same day students go back to class. But NAPE...
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
Renowned Dracula expert passes away
Retired English professor Elizabeth Miller, who was Memorial University's renowned Dracula expert, passed away last week.
List of cancellations grows as COVID outbreak continues
As COVID cases continue to rise in the province, so do cancellations. The recent outbreak has put a halt to everything from sports to...
OTHER NEWS
Conservative MP Clifford Small seeks answers on seals and cod stocks
The question of whether seals are responsible for the destruction of cod stocks has been debated for years. Conservative MP Clifford Small is pushing...
POLITICAL NEWS
Education minister defends decision to send students back to class
Education Minister Tom Osborne is defending the decision to reopen schools to in-class learning next Tuesday. He expects a dip in attendance when classes...
NAPE wants gradual process as government calls public servants back to workplace
The provincial government will begin bringing public servants back to the workplace on Tuesday, the same day students go back to class. But NAPE...
JUSTICE NEWS
30-day appeal period passes after charges dismissed against prison guards
The 30-day appeal period has passed since charges were dismissed against nine prison guards for the death of inmate Jonathan Henoche. NTV's David Salter...
Tony Wakeham urges province to replace inaccessible courthouse in Stephenville
Tory MHA Tony Wakeham is calling on the government to replace the Stephenville courthouse, which is inaccessible to people with disabilities. NTV's Don Bradshaw...
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
Renowned Dracula expert passes away
Retired English professor Elizabeth Miller, who was Memorial University's renowned Dracula expert, passed away last week.
List of cancellations grows as COVID outbreak continues
As COVID cases continue to rise in the province, so do cancellations. The recent outbreak has put a halt to everything from sports to...
MusicNL partners with Canadian Mental Health Association for new scholarship
MusicNL has partnered with the Canadian Mental Health Association of Newfoundland and Labrador to launch a new scholarship. The Master Cpl. Jason Cull Scholarship...
‘Come From Away’ in Toronto ends indefinitely because of COVID
It's known as the most successful Canadian musical of al time, but COVID-19 has drawn down the curtain permanently on Toronto's production of "Come...
Local musicians feel the pain after performance venues close
Performance venues, bars and lounges have closed their doors again at Alert Level 3. NTV's Bailey Howard reports on what that means for artists...
