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Marykate O’Neill joined the NTV News team as a general assignment reporter in 2021. Marykate’s journey with journalism started at the College of the North Atlantic where she enrolled in the journalism program. In 2020 Marykate won the ‘Marine Atlantic Journalism Scholarship’ through the Atlantic Journalism Awards. Since starting at NTV Marykate has covered many aspects from breaking news to lifestyle reporting. You can see her every Thursday on our feature Inspiring NL.

National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Week campaign: Leave Well

This year National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Week, recognized annually since 1997 on the…

Holy Heart Highlanders win 2024 Royal Newfoundland Regiment Memorial Hockey Tournament

The Holy Heart Highlanders High School boys hockey team from St. John’s won the Beaumont-Hamel…

One woman deceased following house fire in Stephenville Crossing

One woman is deceased following a house fire in Stephenville Crossing. On Friday, April 19,…

Your Community: The Outfitters

Marykate O’Neill returns to The Outfitters to tell us how you can old socks for…

Inspiring NL: Mobile medical imaging pilot project to be launched

Tonight on Inspiring NL, NTV’s Marykate O’Neill looks at a new pilot project in health…

Construction project to begin on Major’s Path and Portugal Cove Road this Spring

he City of St. John’s will begin a new multi-year construction project this Spring which includes road…

Bay Roberts RCMP investigating truck theft in Spaniards Bay

Bay Roberts RCMP is investigating the theft of a pickup truck that was stolen from…

Two speeders ticketed for traveling in excess of 160 km/h

Two drivers, one in his fifties and the other in his twenties, were both stopped…

RCMP tickets nine drivers in two hours for speeding in Terra Nova Park

A number of motorists were ticketed yesterday for speeding in Terra Nova National Park. RCMP…

Annual Happy Valley-Goose Bay Spring Cleanup Program taking place in May

The town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay is advising the public that its Annual Spring Cleanup…

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