Month: September 2026

1 month ago

Province appoints six new members to Memorial University Board of Regents

Paul Dinn, the Minister of Advanced Education and Skills, has announced the appointment of six members to the Memorial University Board of Regents for three-year terms. The appointments were made following a merit-based selection process administered by the Independent Appointments Commission, in accordance with the Independent Appointments Commission Act. Five members have been appointed as […]

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Glovertown RCMP responds to erratic driving complaint, arrests drug impaired driver

A man faces potential charges of impaired driving, after Glovertown RCMP stopped his vehicle late Friday night in Traytown. At approximately 10:20 p.m. on Sept. 4, police responded to a report of a possible impaired driver on Main Street North in Glovertown. The caller reported that vehicle was being driven in an erratic manner and […]

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Black Bear sighting in Town of Pasadena

The town of Pasadena took to social media today alerting residents that a bear has gotten into garbage near the top of Pine Avenue. Residents and visitors are urged to exercise caution while walking or driving in the area. Please keep a safe distance, secure all garbage and other attractants, and do not approach or […]

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1 month ago

St. John Ambulance to honour eight local heroes

Eight people will be honoured tomorrow for their courage and quick action in life-threatening emergencies. St. John Ambulance Newfoundland and Labrador will hold its annual investiture and life-saving awards ceremony in St. John’s. Eight individuals will receive silver life-saving awards for actions that helped save lives. The ceremony will also recognize dedicated St. John Ambulance […]

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1 month ago

Police increasing patrols in school zones as students head back to class

The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary is increasing patrols in school zones as students head back to classes. With thousands of school-aged children returning to school in the coming days there will be a significant increase in traffic, especially during the morning commute. This is an exciting time of year, and some students may be distracted so […]

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1 month ago

Premier Wakeham set to make announcement related to Churchill Falls jobs this morning

Premier Tony Wakeham will make an announcement today (Tuesday, September 8) related to the new Churchill Falls agreement for Newfoundland and Labrador and its benefits for the workers of the province. The announcement will take place at Ironworkers Local 764 Training Centre, 7 Kyle Avenue, Mount Pearl, beginning at 11:00 a.m. Premier Wakeham will be […]

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1 month ago

Province’s labour leaders gather in Grand Falls-Windsor for 108th annual Labour Day Parade

Union leaders from across the province gathered in Grand Falls-Windsor, long considered the heart of Newfoundland and Labrador’s labour movement, for the 108th annual Labour Day Parade. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.

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1 month ago

Labour Day festivities held in St. John’s amid concerns over U.S. trade war and rising cost of living

Labour Day festivities went ahead in St. John’s on Monday amid an escalating trade war between Canada and the United States. NTV’s Kyle Brookings reports.

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Premier wants to meet business leaders to discuss U.S. tariff war

Premier Tony Wakeham says he wants to meet with the province’s business leaders to discuss responses to the U.S. tariff war.

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1 month ago

Dean Penney to be sentenced for first-degree murder on Sept. 11th

It’s been over 3 months since Dean Penney was found guilty of first-degree murder in the death of his estranged wife, Jennifer Hillier-Penney.  He will appear back in court for his sentencing this week.  NTV’s Becky Daley reports.

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