Month: July 2025

The majority of persons with disabilities in this country don’t feel their needs are being met. This, according to a new StatsCan study. The finding comes as no surprise for many in this province who continue to work to address those challenges. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.

The next few days look like they could be hot across the province with heat warnings in place for some regions. The Federation of Labour has launched a new campaign to address the issue of excessive heat in the workplace. Here’s NTV’s Ben Cleary

The Exploits Salmon Fetival is underway in Grand Falls – Windsor and on the weekend an important statue was unveiled.  the late Gordon Pinsent grew up just a short distance from High street in Grand Falls-Windsor and on saturday, his birthday, a statue celebrating his legacy was unveilled. The town was important to pinsent throughout […]

A special survivors united fundraiser walk was held in Marystown recently. All funds raised from the event will go to the chemotherapy ward at the Burin peninsula Healthcare Centre. Ross Tilley reports.

Rowing champions, one of the greatest teams to ever row Quidi Vidi Lake, and a broadcasting staple in this province were all called to the Regatta Hall of Fame Thursday. The Royal St. John’s Regatta Committee selected five new inductees in its class of 2025. Rowing legends Jimmy Carroll and Craig Whittle have been inducted, […]

As part of its ongoing commitment to Truth and Reconciliation, Indigenous artists with a connection to an Indigenous community in Newfoundland and Labrador, including those from urban Indigenous communities, are invited to submit an expression of interest to design and produce a permanent public mural in the City of Mount Pearl. The selected artist will […]