The Inside Story takes a deeper look inside the compelling headlines of the day as NTV’s reporters come face-to-face with the province’s newsmakers.
Music and food are two of the staples of human life that can reach across borders to bring unity and understanding. NTV’s Glen Carter and Mariia Kavatsiuk speak with Anastasia Yarova, a Ukrainian refugee who uses food to bring us together.
The English School District has confirmed that CEO Tony Stack is retiring at the end of January.
Stack was named CEO back in 2017. He is a former school vice-principal who had previously served in the military.
The name may not ring a bell, but if you’ve watched Canadian television or film over the past 50 years, chances are you will recognize the face of Art Hindle. NTV’s David Salter caught up with the actor, who’s currently in St. John’s working on a television show.
Imagine going to a new country, not knowing the language, not having a home or a job. That’s the story of hundreds of Ukrainian refugees in this province. NTV’s Glen Carter and Maria Kavatsiuk bring us the story of Viktoriia Liventsova.
Our province’s shores have always been a welcome sight for newcomers, especially for those escaping the heartache and terrors of war.
Ukraine has given up hundreds of its people to the warm embrace of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians. Tonight – we’ll introduce you to one of them, her name is Maria Kavatsiuk.
Over the coming weeks, through her eyes – we’ll be telling the stories of Ukrainians newly arrived here.
But first, tonight, NTV’s Glen Carter returns for a series of stories, first, with Maria’s journey on the Inside Story.
Federal cabinet ministers have been in the province this week, promoting measures in the fall economic statement.
NTV’s Michael Connors is joined by Labour Minister Seamus O’Regan.
A new map released by the province yesterday on potential areas for wind projects has raised questions about how expansive these developments are going to be.
Energy Minister Andrew Parsons faced questions outside the house today about how the process is going to work.
It’s that time of the year again with flu season is coming up and COVID-19 cases rising across the country. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill spoke with the Chief Medical Officer of Health to see how Newfoundland and Labrador is preparing.
