A joint council representing communities along the Southern Shore is calling for better cell service, citing safety and economic fallout as a result of notoriously spotty reception. NTV’s Ryan Harding reports.
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An area of low pressure will pass southeast of the Avalon Peninsula Friday afternoon and evening. The exact track of this low remains uncertain, which means forecast confidence in snowfall isn’t as high as it usually would be in this time frame. The Environment and Climate Change Canada Weather Office in Gander has issued a […]
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Post 1 – 6:28 AM NST (5:58 AM AST) The weather across the Province is generally much calmer than the last few days. Sure we are seeing some showers and flurries, but that’s the extent of it. Temperatures are also warmer than the last few days with readings Province-wide sitting a couple of degrees on […]
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The weather across the Province will be much calmer on Wednesday compared to the weekend and the start of this week. That calm weather lingers into Thursday before our next weather-maker arrives Friday. This system looks to bring another round of significant snowfall to eastern Newfoundland during the second half of the day. I break […]
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Badger has been on river watch for the past two weeks as water levels have been rising. This morning was a scary time for residents who faced the worst two decades ago. NTV’s Colleen Lewis has the story.
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The MINEx Convention and Trade Show kicked off in Labrador today. The three-day event brings together mining industry leaders to showcase opportunities in western Labrador.
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With so many businesses closing their doors recently, those that are left say they’re struggling to keep up with rising costs, which in turn are making it harder to get customers in the door. NTV’s Becky Daley has more.
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Team Newfoundland and Labrador is still chasing their first win at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Thunder Bay, Ontario, but the St. John’s-based says it’s a thrill to represent the province and compete against the nation’s best curlers. Here’s NTV’s Mark Dwyer.
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Memorial University is looking for students interested in their study abroad program. A semester of “Theatre, Film, and Social Justice” will be offered this fall at MUN’s campus in Harlow, England.
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