Month: December 2025

8 months ago

Your Community: Ronald McDonald House receives massive toy donation

Capital Subaru has made a large donation to stock the Ronald McDonald House’s ‘Magic Room’ program. Here’s what’s happening in Your Community

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8 months ago

New minister gives finances failing grade as provincial deficit balloons to almost $1 billion

The PC government delivered its first fiscal update since winning October’s provincial election.  The deficit has ballooned to nearly $1 billion dollars. NTV’s Legislative Reporter Ben Cleary has more in this report. 

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8 months ago

One St. John’s city councillor votes against 2026 budget

The City of St. John’s released its annual budget on Monday. Councillors had an in depth discussion about the budget before voting, with one councillor voting against it. NTV’s Bailey Howard tells us more.

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8 months ago

Man suspected of igniting downtown brush fires expected to go on trial on arson charges

The man suspected of igniting brush fires in downtown St. John’s this past summer in the midst of a provincial fire crisis is expected to go to trial on arson charges. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley files this report.

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8 months ago

NTV Weather Update | December 16, 2025

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8 months ago

On The Mark: Lack of facilities ongoing issue for minor sports associations

Participation is up for many winter sports in this province, from hockey to figure skating, but a lack of facilities remains an ongoing issue for many minor sports associations. Here’s NTV’s Mark Dwyer. 

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8 months ago

Inside Story: Finance Minister discusses fall fiscal update

Finance Minister Craig Pardy discusses the fall fiscal update, which saw the deficit increase to almost $1 billion.

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8 months ago

NordSpace plans next launch attempt in March

NordSpace is planning its next attempt at a rocket launch from St. Lawrence in March.

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8 months ago

Marble Mountain hoping for good old-fashioned winter as ski season approaches

The stormy December has been rough on roads, but for Marble Mountain ski resort, it raises hopes for a good old-fashioned winter not seen in many years. NTV’s Becky Daley reports.

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8 months ago

Botwood tourism kiosks damaged after fierce windstorm

A fierce windstorm struck many parts of the province overnight, knocking out power for 22,000 Newfoundland Power customers at its peak. It was a tough blow for Botwood, where some new tourism infrastructure was badly damaged. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.

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