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4 hours ago

Justice, News

RCMP Newfoundland and Labrador reminds drivers to slow down in construction zones

RCMP Newfoundland and Labrador is reminding motorists to exercise caution and obey posted speed limits in construction zones as roadwork activity increases across the province. With more construction projects underway on highways and roadways, RCMP Traffic Services is actively conducting enforcement in construction zones to help protect both roadway workers and the travelling public. Drivers […]

June 05, 2026

Arts & Entertainment, News

KESHA to headline the Churchill Park Music Festival in St. John’s

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June 05, 2026

News, Traffic

Lane Closure: Lower Pond River Bridge, Witless Bay

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10 hours ago

Targa renames stage in honour of departed friends
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10 hours ago

RCMP Major Crimes Unit issues warrant for man in 2023 Happy Valley-Goose Bay first degree murder
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13 hours ago

Gas Prices Move Again Ahead of Weekend
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20 hours ago

Emergency personnel still on the scene after fire breaks out at Wild Cove landfill in Corner Brook
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1 month ago

Defence raises more questions about who was behind Jennifer Hillier-Penney’s disappearance

Dean Penney’s first degree murder trail resumed in Supreme Court today. Defence lawyers continued to question whether someone else was responsible for Jennifer Hillier-Penney’s disappearance. NTV’s Becky Daley brings us the latest.

1 month ago

NTV nominated for six Atlantic Journalism Awards and three RTDNA awards

It’s a proud day for the NTV News team. Reporters with our newscast have earned half a dozen AJA nominations for their outstanding work in 2025.

1 month ago

Union wants transparency as MUN president conducts staffing review to cut costs

MUN’s president has been tasked with reviewing faculty and staff structures as the university continues to look for ways to cut costs. The union representing staff is calling for a transparent process. NTV’s Bailey Howard has the story.

1 month ago

Opposition concerned about lawyers Jerome Kennedy and Bern Coffey’s involvement in Churchill Falls review

Premier Tony Wakeham confirmed that former two lawyers, former Tory cabinet minister Jerome Kennedy and former clerk of the executive council Bern Coffey, were providing legal advice for the review of the Churchill Falls MOU. The opposition is concerned about bias. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.