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3 years ago

Craig Pope’s retrial set for next month

A St. John’s man whose second-degree murder conviction was overturned by Canada’s highest court will be re-tried next month. But before that happens, lawyers have to iron out whether certain evidence can be included in Craig Pope’s second trial. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.

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3 years ago

Concerns raised over Kamutik W ferry service

It provides a critical service to the residents and visitors of coastal Labrador, connecting communities and delivering valuable goods and services. The service has come under criticism, so recently two provincial cabinet ministers travelled on the Kamutik W to see for themselves. NTV’s Jodi Cooke has this report

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3 years ago

Tories take aim at carbon tax as finance minister hints at fall fiscal update soon

A heated debate about the carbon tax took place during Wednesdays sitting of the House of Assembly. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports

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3 years ago

N-LOWE prepares for annual awards gala

On Friday, the Newfoundland and Labrador Organization of Women Entrepreneurs (N-LOWE) will host its annual awards gala to celebrate the accomplishments of women who made a significant impact in various industries. The St. John’s Convention Centre will host over 350 people for the event.Every year, the gala features a range of award categories designed to […]

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