Month: October 2026

2 weeks ago

Memorial University launches next phase of campus art projects

Amid the learning and development taking place at Memorial University, beautification of its multi-campus environment is also underway. The pan-university Beautification Committee is sharing some of its latest news. The Street Art Wall Project, located next to Macpherson College on the St. John’s campus, has concluded. Street art and tagging are no longer permitted. Committee […]

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2 weeks ago

Police responding to collision on TCH near Hampden Junction, traffic closed briefly in both directions

Deer Lake RCMP advises all motorists that emergency crews are responding to a motor vehicle collision on the Trans-Canada Highway near the Hampden Junction. A brief closure of the TCH to traffic in both directions may be needed to allow emergency first responders to safely assist vehicle occupants at the scene and complete their work. […]

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2 weeks ago

NLTA raises alarm over teacher staffing shortages in Labrador

The Newfoundland and Labrador Teachers’ Association is raising concerns about teacher recruitment and retention in Labrador following the resignation of the principal of Peacock Primary in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. The principal resigned late last week, citing staffing challenges. Six of the school’s 27 teaching positions are currently vacant. NLTA President Dale Lambe says staffing shortages […]

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2 weeks ago

Netflix’s ‘Below,’ filmed in Newfoundland and Labrador, premieres on Thursday

A new Netflix thriller filmed entirely in Newfoundland and Labrador is premiering today. ‘Below’ stars Josh Hartnett and is set in a small Newfoundland fishing community. The six-part series follows a family and their community as they face a mysterious threat emerging from the ocean. The series was filmed across Newfoundland and Labrador, showcasing the […]

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2 weeks ago

Newfoundland Regiment keep rolling with key win to kick off road trip

The Newfoundland Regiment is rolling. The Newfoundland Regiment picked up its fifth straight win last night, knocking off the Armada 6-3 to continue a sensational start to the QMJHL season. Tyson Goguen led the way offensively, scoring twice as the Regiment picked up its first road victory of the year. It’s been quite the opening […]

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2 weeks ago

EVAS AIR looks at international business

EVAS Air is bringing its multi-mission medical MEDIMAX aircraft to Las Vegas for a major aviation show where it will be on display at an international exhibition from October 20-22. EVAS Air is also being approached by companies from all over the world about its MEDIMAX 1900D aircraft. “EVAS is teaming up with Jetstream Aviation […]

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2 weeks ago

Landmarks, workplaces across Canada will light up on October 15 for disability inclusion in employment

From the Confederation Building in St. John’s to the Vancouver Airport Control Tower, communities across Canada will light up purple and blue on Thursday, October 15 for Light It Up! For NDEAM™, a national event celebrating disability inclusion in employment and the contributions of people who have a disability in our communities. Now in its […]

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2 weeks ago

Plenty of Newfoundland sun up for grabs Thursday while rain travels across Labrador

Ryan Harding, NTV Weather Centre Wide-spread sun and cloud and above seasonal temperatures for most of Newfoundland Thursday A cloudy start for parts of Western and Central Newfoundland breaks through the morning as almost all regions enjoy a day of sun and cloud. The exception goes to the Northern Peninsula where 2-4 mm of rain […]

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NTV Morning Weather Checkpoint

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Premier Wakeham sells Churchill Falls with clear message – “choose to be positive”

Premier Tony Wakeham continues to defend his Churchill Falls deal as new polling numbers suggest public satisfaction with his government is falling. Today, he spoke to business leaders in Mount Pearl, and he told residents to “choose to be positive” about the opportunities that lie ahead. NTV’s Bailey Howard has the story.

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