After this long Labour Day weekend, students and teachers will be heading back to class for another school year. As NTV’s Beth Penney tells us, there are still some recruitment and retention issues, the NLTA is hoping to see action on.
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The province-wide fire ban issued on July 8 will end at midnight tonight. Outdoor fires will be permitted as of 12:01 a.m. on Saturday, July 18. The Provincial Government reminds residents that it is still forest fire season in the province. Anyone planning to have an open outdoor fire should check the Fire Hazard Map beforehand. All outdoor fires, including campfires, […]
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Gander RCMP arrested a 54-year-old man on Thursday night, after a curfew check confirmed he was in violation of his court-imposed release conditions. Around 10:50 p.m. on July 16, an officer attended a home in Glenwood to speak with the resident. The man was required to be inside his home during set hours, as part […]
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Newfoundland and Labrador’s credit rating is holding steady. Morningstar has confirmed the province’s long-term credit rating at “A” with a stable outlook, saying it expects the province to outperform its own budget forecasts. The agency points to stronger-than-expected resource revenues, potential development of Bay du Nord, increased federal defence spending, and a possible Hydro-Québec agreement […]
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England and France came within one game of the World Cup final, and now they’ll battle for one last prize — a place on the podium. The European powers square off Saturday in the World Cup bronze medal match, with both teams determined to finish the tournament on a winning note after heartbreaking semifinal defeats. […]
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