Month: March 2024

2 years ago

Most fuel prices down slightly

Most all fuel costs less today. Gasoline is down 1.3 cents per litre. Diesel on the Island and in western Labrador decreased by 1.5 cents. Stove oil is down 1.34 cents on the Island and down 1.20 cents in western Labrador. Propane is down 1.6 cents. The only fuel to see an increase is furnace […]

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2 years ago

Opposition MHAs outraged after House of Assembly closes until Budget Day

Opposition MHAs are expressing outrage after learning the House of Assembly has been adjourned until Budget Day next Wednesday. At the end of yesterday’s private member’s debate, Speaker Derek Bennett announced: “This House do stand adjourned until Wednesday, March the 20th, at 2 p.m.” That’s when Finance Minister Siobhan Coady is scheduled to deliver her […]

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2 years ago

Telegram newspaper staff face uncertain future

The St. John’s Telegram faces an uncertain future as its owner, Halifax-based Saltwire, seeks protection from its creditors. Local union president Keith Gosse spoke about the situation Wednesday.

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2 years ago

Sheldon Hibbs pleads guilty to manslaughter

Sheldon Hibbs pleaded guilty to manslaughter Wednesday for killing another man on the Waterford Valley Trail in St. John’s. Hibbs said he did it after the man sexually assaulted him. A warning to viewers, some of the content in the story may be disturbing. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.

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2 years ago

Winter recreation in Labrador West fuels the region’s sports community

From snowmobiling to skiing, ice skating and more, Labrador West is a hub for outdoor recreation. Volunteers keep operations running for their love of the sport. As NTV’s Jodi Cooke tells us, that dedication is growing the sports community there as well.

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2 years ago

Students criticize delays in recognizing Black History Month at CNA campus

A group of students say the College of the North Atlantic has been slow to recognize Black History Month, and they are now calling for action. NTV’s Colleen Lewis has the story.

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2 years ago

Fish harvesters block Confederation Building

Fish harvesters blocked the front of Confederation Building Wednesday as they called on the government to open the market to outside buyers. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.

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2 years ago

Your Community: Upcoming shows for singer Craig Sharpe

In tonight’s Your Community, entertainment reporter Amanda Mews speaks with musician Craig Sharpe about his upcoming shows.

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2 years ago

Dean Penney seeks bail in Jennifer Hillier-Penney murder case

Dean Penney is seeking to be released on bail as he faces a murder charge for the disappearance of his estranged wife, Jennifer Hillier-Penney.

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2 years ago

Birthdays and Anniversaries, March 13, 2024

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