Month: November 2025

2 months ago

Province to review AI regulations after false citations in Deloitte report

The provincial government will review regulations for artificial intelligence after false citations appeared in a Health Human Resources Plan prepared by Deloitte. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

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2 months ago

Province fine-tuning details of Churchill Falls review as opposition slams inconsistencies

The provincial government is still fine-tuning details of its review of the Churchill Falls MOU, but the opposition is calling out inconsistencies. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

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2 months ago

Who marked Grand Falls-Windsor Whoville with graffiti?

Grand Falls-Windsor is preparing for the annual lighting of its Whoville Christmas village, but first it’s looking for who is responsible for marking it with graffiti. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.

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2 months ago

Jack Byrne Arena seeks funding from four municipalities

For the first time in its history, Jack Byrne Arena is seeking funding from the four municipalities that own the building as it is now in overdraft.

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2 months ago

Thousands come out to see Downtown St. John’s Christmas Parade

Thousands of people lined the streets to see the annual Downtown St. John’s Christmas Parade.

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2 months ago

NTV Weather Update | November 30, 2025

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2 months ago

Birthdays and Anniversaries, November 30, 2025

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2 months ago

Reflections: Winston Churchill

Jim Furlong reflects on the life and times of Winston Churchill.

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2 months ago

Metrobus will be operating some routes on statutory holidays over the Christmas season

For the first time in decades, Metrobus will be operating some routes on statutory holidays over the Christmas season. A limited on demand transit service will be operating on December 25th, 26th and January 1st,marking the first time in decades that Metrobus will be in service on these holidays. Rides are available within the St. […]

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2 months ago

Police investigate theft of solar powered speed sign, seek public’s help

Bonavista RCMP is investigating the theft of a solar-powered speed sign from the Main Road in Princeton. The theft occurred on Nov. 5, and police are seeking the public’s assistance with the ongoing investigation. The suspect or suspects cut down the solar-powered speed signage, which had been installed along Main Road headed towards Southern Bay, […]

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