It was the first day of school for students across the province. At Octagon Pond Elementary in Paradise, students were greeted by the education minister and members of the RNC and RCMP. NTV’s Bailey Howard was there. Related Articles August 27, 2026 RNC appealing for information following ATV collision in Labrador City Read more August […]
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As the 25th anniversary of 9/11 approaches, NTV’s Amanda Mews looks back at the Broadway run of Come From Away. Related Articles September 09, 2026…
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One of Newfoundland and Labrador’s own is going to be a competitor on the next… Read More
A woman from this province is set to show off her skills in one of… Read More
A local guitarist and music educator is quickly emerging in the industry, not just in… Read More
Tonight on The Inside Story, the potential for a 15 per cent rebate on power bills is part of the sales pitch for the Churchill…
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Premier Tony Wakeham rallied with trades workers on Tuesday in support of the Churchill Falls… Read More
The federal and provincial governments came together Tuesday for an announcement on making approval of… Read More
It has been more than a year since the Stephenville airport closed its doors after… Read More
Salmon anglers in Newfoundland and Labrador are reminded to support responsible management, conservation and long-term sustainability of Atlantic salmon by completing and submitting the salmon…
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The town of Grand Falls-Windsor is mourning the loss of its deputy mayor. Rod Bennet,… Read More
It has been more than a year since the Stephenville airport closed its doors after… Read More
Union leaders from across the province gathered in Grand Falls-Windsor, long considered the heart of… Read More
Auditor General, Denise Hanrahan, delivered a performance audit report to the Public Accounts Committee today… Read More
The Provincial Government is launching an engagement process to inform a review of the Personal… Read More
Community partners from around the Grand Falls-Windsor area held a public event Monday afternoon aimed… Read More
Tonight on The Inside Story, the potential for a 15 per cent rebate on power bills is part of the sales pitch for the Churchill…
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The provincial government was promoting the Churchill Falls deal once again today, this time with… Read More
Premier Tony Wakeham rallied with trades workers on Tuesday in support of the Churchill Falls… Read More
The Grand Chief of the Innu Nation is still not happy with the province’s position… Read More
Training camp is underway for our Newfoundland Regiment, and the team is hoping to build on the success of last season. Here’s NTV’s Mark Dwyer.…
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After facing uncertainty following the closure of the Dominion at the former Memorial Stadium alongside… Read More
Canada showed its dominance at the world under-18 hockey championship in Edmonton, crushing the United… Read More
Holy Cross continue their dominance on the provincial soccer scene, capturing both the Jubilee Trophy… Read More
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