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Roadwork in Carbonear unearths mysterious structures
Roadwork in Carbonear has unearthed some mysterious structures and tunnel like, it’s unclear what they are, but there are several theories.
NTV’s Kyle Brookings explains.
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Our Time: Local artist carries on family tradition
A local artist and photographer is keeping a tradition alive by following in her dad’s footsteps. NTV’s Becky Daley reports.
Reflections: Sink the Bismarck
Jim Furlong reflects on a pivotal naval battle in the Second World War.
Places to Go: The Postmaster’s Bakery
Sharon Snow visits The Postmaster’s Bakery in St. John’s.
N.L. hosting run to end endometriosis
Endometriosis affects more than 190 million women and girls around the world. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill reports on the province’s first ever “Run to End Endo.”
Your Community: Family Day at Johnson Geo Centre
May the 4th is “Star Wars Day,” the perfect time for family day at the Johnson Geo Centre.
Fortis outlines five-year, $25-billion capital plan
Fortis held its annual shareholders’ meeting Thursday, where it outlined a five-year capital plan worth $25 billion.
Your Community: Quidi Vidi Artisan Studios
Amanda Mews checks out what’s happening at Quidi Vidi Artisan Studios.
Inside Story: Could west coast church be the ‘Next Great Save’?
A group of community members from the west coast are leading a national competition to restore a historical structure on the Port au Port Peninsula. NTV’s Becky Daley reports.
Your Community: Walk for killed and injured workers
Last Sunday marked the National Day of Mourning for people who lost their lives, were injured, or suffered an illness, because of their work. Next Sunday, a walk will take place in paradise to honour those victims, and bring together their families. NTV’s Amanda Mews is in Your Community.
Targa Newfoundland simplifies rules for competitors
Targa Newfoundland has simplified the rules and regulations to make it easier for competitors to understand and follow, and easier for organizers to manage.
There are three competitive and one non-competitive divisions in the event. Targa 1 and 2, Grand Touring, and Fast Tour. The competitive Targa 1 and 2 divisions are further grouped by two-wheel and all-wheel-drive vehicles made before or after the year 2000.
“We wanted to make it easier for competitors to figure out which division to enter,” says Targa Newfoundland President Joe Dowden. “You just
need to choose from the competitive and non-competitive divisions and identify whether your car is two-wheel or all-wheel-drive, whether it has a roll cage, and when it was made. It’s as simple as that.”