Month: August 2025

10 months ago

St. Anthony RCMP investigating RV fire, seeking public’s assistance

St. Anthony RCMP is investigating after a recreational vehicle (RV) was destroyed in a fire near Pistolet Bay on Friday, and asking anyone with information to contact the detachment. On the afternoon of July 24, St. Anthony RCMP received a complaint of a RV fire on the Western Brook cabin road, near Viking Lodge Motel. […]

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10 months ago

Man arrested, contraband tobacco and cocaine seized following traffic stop

A 31-year-old man was arrested by RCMP Traffic Services West on Saturday for possession for the purpose of trafficking. He now faces multiple charges. On July 26, shortly before 9:45 p.m., police conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle on Main Road in Searston. The driver held a suspended driver’s license and was in possession […]

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10 months ago

Most fuel prices fall this week

Most fuel prices are down this week. Gas increased by 1.9 cents per litre. On the Island, diesel dropped two cents, and in fuel in Zones 13 and 13a decreased by 1.4 cents. Furnace oil heating fuel on the Island decreased by 1.73 cents. Stove oil heating fuel in Zones 13 and 13a fell by […]

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10 months ago

Birthdays and Anniversaries: August 1, 2025

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10 months ago

NTV Weather Update | August 1, 2025

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10 months ago

Inside Story: ‘Knitfiti’ street art growing in popularity in Bonavista

It is known throughout the world by such names as yarn bombing, graffiti knitting, urban knitting, guerilla knitting, or as it’s known in the town of Bonavista, “knitfiti.” It is a form of street art that is growing in popularity and its creations are garnering a lot of public attention and appreciation in the town […]

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10 months ago

Board of Trade calls for cut to commercial traffic fares on Marine Atlantic

Cuts to Marine Atlantic fares took effect today as part of a Canadian effort to reduce internal trade barriers, but some groups argue it still doesn’t go far enough. The St. John’s Board of Trade has written a letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney, arguing the cut also needs to include the price of commercial […]

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10 months ago

Contract awarded to construct six affordable homes in Corner Brook

It’s been over a year since the province issued a tender for the construction of 50 housing units in Corner Brook. Now, it’s awarded a contract for 6 of those homes to be constructed by next year. Meanwhile, one MHA in the region is calling it a political ploy. NTV’s Becky Daley reports. 

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10 months ago

Preparations underway for Cain’s Quest 20th anniversary

As summer events continue across the province, plans are also beginning for fall and winter events. That includes preparations for the 20th anniversary of Cain’s Quest. This week, the organization announced its race route and prizes for the 2026 event.  NTV’s Bailey Howard tells us more.

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10 months ago

Places To Go: Denissoff Pastry Boutique

Tonight on Places to Go, Sharon Snow introduces us to St. John’s newest bakery, run by a Ukrainian husband and wife team.

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