NEWS

News

31 minutes ago

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

Kesha, one of the most popular singer-songwriters and rappers of this generation, will headline the Churchill Park Music Festival in St. John’s on Friday, July 17. The general on-sale begins Tuesday, June 9 at 12 noon local time (NDT) and tickets will be available online at ChurchillParkMusicFestival.com One of Spotify’s Top 100 Artists with close to 40M monthly listeners, Kesha is one […]

June 05, 2026

News, Traffic

Lane Closure: Lower Pond River Bridge, Witless Bay

June 05, 2026 Read more

June 05, 2026

News

Targa renames stage in honour of departed friends

June 05, 2026 Read more

3 hours ago

RCMP Major Crimes Unit issues warrant for man in 2023 Happy Valley-Goose Bay first degree murder
Read more

6 hours ago

Gas Prices Move Again Ahead of Weekend
Read more

13 hours ago

Emergency personnel still on the scene after fire breaks out at Wild Cove landfill in Corner Brook
Read more

17 hours ago

Stepmother calls for better security at hospitals after Janeway room ransacked
Read more

1 year ago

A look inside the expanded JAG Hotel

The newest feature of St. John’s downtown skyline is making the finishing touches on its massive expansion. NTV’s Ryan Harding has more on the Jag Hotel.

1 year ago

Provincial Government to unveil Nunatsiavut Artwork

Premier Andrew Furey along with Minister for Indigenous Affairs and Reconciliation Scott Reid and representatives of the Nunatsiavut Government will unveil artwork in the East Block Lobby of the Confederation Building today. The event will begin at 11:00 a.m. and will showcase the original work of artist Bronson Jacque. The provincial government worked with Indigenous […]

1 year ago

N.L. Health Services updates mammography unit for central

The chief operating officer for N.L. Health Services Central Zone gave an update this week on a new mammography unit. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.

1 year ago

Hydro-Quebec CEO defends MOU as ‘balanced’ during trip to Churchill Falls

The CEO of Hydro-Quebec was in Churchill Falls today as negotiations continue toward a final contract. Michael Sabia defended the deal as a balanced one, and says tariff threats from the United States have only increased the urgency to get it done. Here’s NTV’s Becky Daley.