Premier Andrew Furey spoke to reporters again a day after his resignation announcement. He faced questions about who his successor will be and what will happen with the Churchill Falls MOU with Quebec.
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The rain and snow will ease off overnight as the area of low pressure bringing us this round winter (and spring) weather departs. The risk of coastal flooding will be highest over southern areas tonight and from Notre Dame Bay to Conception Bay on Thursday morning. Get the full forecast by watching the video above!
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I’ll have your full forecast coming up on the news this evening starting at 5:30 PM. To enable closed captioning on this video, please click on the bottom right setting icon and turn on that option.
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A COASTAL FLOOD WARNING is in effect from this evening until midnight for the following areas: This warning is in effect for parts of the coast due to the following hazard(s): Moderate storm surge. Higher than normal water levels. Flooding is possible along the coastline. The water levels will be highest near high tide, which […]
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It has been 25 years since MUN’s last women’s volleyball championship. After upsetting Dalhousie last weekend, the Sea-Hawks have a chance to make history this weekend in Nova Scotia. Here’s NTV’s Mark Dwyer.
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The Miss Achievement Newfoundland and Labrador leadership program provides thousands of dollars in scholarships each year. This year’s event is taking place April 10-12. NTV’s Amanda Mews is in your community, with the reigning Miss Achievement NL.
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Today’s surprise announcement has left everyone wondering what happens next, with U.S. tariffs expected to take effect in less than 10 days. Andrew Furey is calling for stability but now the province will have to find a new leader in this uncertain era. NTV’s Jodi Cooke has the story.
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A political shocker today as Andrew Furey announced he’s stepping down as Premier, leaving politics after less than five years.
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Post 2 – 6:45 PM NST (6:15 PM AST) Rainfall and Winter Storm Warnings, along with a Winter Storm Watch and a Blowing Snow Advisory, are in effect for various areas of the Province from Wednesday morning through late evening or early Thursday. Rainfall will be heaviest in the south and east, exceeding 50 mm […]
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