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Salmon licence holders reminded to submit angling return forms, even if they did not fish

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 angling return form included in their licences, as soon as possible.  This important catch-and-effort information includes whether licence holders fished, where they fished, the amount of time spent angling, and […]

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Road closures tomorrow in Happy Valley-Goose Bay for utility upgrades
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2 weeks ago
Department of Forestry Advises of Black Bear Sightings in Boyd’s Cove
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2 weeks ago
Nature Conservancy of Canada unveils new conservation area in central Newfoundland
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4 weeks ago
Beach day turns into frightening scene after Sea Plane comes too close for comfort, concerned mother speaks out
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2 months ago
Locals fishing encounter family of whales in C.B.N.
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3 months ago

Cold weather means frustrating start to gardening season

It’s been a frustrating start to the gardening season with cold temperatures. NTV’s Colleen Lewis has some advice for gardeners on how to cope.

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3 months ago

East Coast Trail Association’s TrailRaiser 2026 raises nearly $220,000 in record-breaking campaign

The East Coast Trail Association (ECTA) says its annual TrailRaiser fundraising campaign has delivered record-breaking results in 2026: raising nearly $220,000 in total campaign impact.  The campaign, which culminated with a Community Hike and Trail Race on International Trails Day, June 6th in Mobile, raised over $120,000 through its peer-to-peer fundraising platform. A record-breaking 50/50 […]

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3 months ago

Efforts continue to eradicate Japanese Beetle

The Department of Forestry, Agriculture and Lands is working with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and various industry stakeholders to respond to increased detections of Japanese beetle in the St. John’s area. Japanese beetle, an invasive species in Canada, is regulated under the Plant Protection Act by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s Pest Surveillance Program. […]

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3 months ago

Conservation group calls for stronger climate action as atlantic salmon return to provincial rivers

Anglers are returning to the province’s rivers this month as Atlantic salmon make their annual migration back to local waterways. However, at least one conservation group says more needs to be done to address the effects of climate change, pointing to declining salmon returns in recent years. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.

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