The transshipment terminal at Whiffen Head remains at a standstill after a boat hit the wharf last week. As NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports, the investigation is continuing.
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The Public Utilities Board is going to phase in a four-cent-a-litre increase for gasoline, diesel and furnace oil in most zones to reflect higher supply costs. It’s part of the board’s final report on petroleum pricing on the island, released Monday.
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The advocates for safer airports organization is demanding better emergency preparedness, arguing that Canadian airports are not adequately prepared for emergencies. NTV’s Becky Daley reports.
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The Deer Lake Regional Airport Authority has released its strategic plan a document that maps out goals and objectives to increase passenger traffic and create new business opportunities at the airport. NTV’s Don Bradshaw has this look at what the plan involves.
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It’s been another late start to the skiing and snowboarding season for resorts in the province. Labrador and the West Coast have managed just enough snow to get open recently. NTV’s Jodi Cooke brings us to White Hills Resort for their opening day, today.
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Tonight’s Backstage Pass takes us to ‘Mrs. Brown’s Kitchen’. Here’s NTV’s Amanda Mews.
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C.B.S. Deputy Mayor Andrew Gosse discusses plans for a new sports centre.
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Snow arrives late this evening across much of the Island and will continue into Thursday. The highest amounts will be found in the northeast, where up to 25 cm will fall. Eastern and southeastern areas will see as much as 15 cm between late tonight and late Thursday night. Eddie has the details, and watch […]
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Post 1 – 6:22 AM NST (5:52 AM AST) Good Wednesday morning! Today will be colder than yesterday, by quite a lot, across the Island portion of the Province. Highs range between -5 and -10, with wind chills into the minus teens and 20s. An area of snow squalls will be found on and near […]
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The province has announced its negotiating team for definitive agreements with Hydro-Quebec on Churchill. They include former Newfoundland Power and Fortis CEO Karl Smith. He spoke to NTV News today about what’s next for the negotiating team, and why he thinks this Churchill Falls deal is better than the one signed in 1969.
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