Month: September 2026

3 weeks ago

RCMP operation near Musgrave Harbour concludes with one person taken into custody

The RCMP is advising the public that the police operating that was underway in the Musgrave Harbour area earlier today has safely concluded. One person was taken into custody, but it’s unclear at this time what they were arrested for. Residents can now return to normal activities in the area, however, the RCMP is advising […]

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3 weeks ago

Questions mount over e-scooter rules as provincial road-safety consultations end Thursday

Questions about e-scooter safety are gaining attention in St. John’s after a video showing nearly 30 young people travelling together through a busy section of Columbus Drive circulated online. The video has renewed concerns about how e-scooters and other devices are regulated on Newfoundland and Labrador roads, particularly when large groups of young riders are […]

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3 weeks ago

Auditor General finds major oversight and accountability gaps in N.L. long-term care

Auditor General, Denise Hanrahan, delivered a performance audit report to the Public Accounts Committee today on matters related to long term care in the province. This audit is the second of two audits requested by the Committee, pursuant to section 22 of the Auditor General Act. The first audit, into personal care homes, was submitted […]

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3 weeks ago

RCMP investigating two-vehicle collision on Route 463

Police are investigating a two-vehicle collision that injured one person and closed Lourdes Road on the Port au Port Peninsula on Wednesday. At about 6:30 a.m. yesterday, Bay St. George RCMP responded to the collision on Route 463. It happened approximately two kilometres north of Picadilly. Members of the Lourdes Regional Fire Department and Emergency […]

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3 weeks ago

RCMP conducting operation along Route 330

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police NL is advising residents that they will see an increased police presence along Route 330, east of Musgrave Harbour (towards Deadman’s Bay) today due to an ongoing police operation. The RCMP says there is no threat to general public safety, but they are asking the public to avoid the areas […]

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3 weeks ago

Registration open for Memorial University’s fall graduates

Memorial University is alerting graduating students that registration to attend fall convocation is open. Convocation ceremonies take place at the St. John’s Arts and Culture Centre on Oct. 15. Any student who is eligible to graduate in October 2026 and wishes to cross the stage during convocation ceremonies must complete two steps: register to attend and rent their […]

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3 weeks ago

UPDATE: Province updates efforts to battle wildfire near Port Hope Simpson

A wildfire burning near Port Hope Simpson remains out of control, with the community continuing under a state of emergency and evacuation alert as firefighters and forestry personnel worked through the night to protect residents and contain the blaze. The Department of Forestry issued an update Thursday afternoon: “The safety and well-being of Port Hope […]

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3 weeks ago

South wind brings warmer Thursday as Newfoundland and Labrador clings to summer

Ryan Harding, NTV Weather Centre More sun along with warmer south wind for Newfoundland Thursday Sun is the sentiment for the province as a whole on Thursday. Winds shift south and southwest, bringing in a warmer, but moist air. This looks to potentially build some cloud over the south-facing communities with some opportunities for a […]

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3 weeks ago

NTV Morning Weather Checkpoint

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3 weeks ago

Province seeking feedback on children’s medical records access

Just a couple of months ago, Premier Tony Wakeham pledged to fix a health policy that restricted parents and guardians from being able to access their children’s medical records.  Now, the provincial government is looking for public feedback on exactly what kind of changes to the policy should be made. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports. 

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