Federal Energy Minister Tim Hodgson was in St. John’s Thursday promoting the Churchill Falls and Bay du Nord projects. But union protesters gathered outside for a second day to send a message about the right to strike. NTV’s Beth Penney reports.
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There is new data on disability rates in Canada and it places this province near the top for those who need to access this. Statistics Canada gathered data for the year 2022, releasing it recently after its research. National figures show from 2017 to 2022, the disability rate rose in all provinces and most of […]
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This week is Data Privacy Week. Data Privacy Day is celebrated each year on January 28 and has now expanded to a week of initiatives creating awareness about the importance of privacy and the protection of personal information. To celebrate the week, the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner is highlighting two joint resolutions […]
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The City of St. John’s is considering a text amendment to the Development Regulations, that would amend the Daycare Centre regulations to bring them more in line with the requirements and terminology used by the Province. This would allow Family Child Care Services as a Permitted Use within various residential zones, and allow Daycare Centre […]
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It was a good weekend for the Newfoundland Rogues. The team won both games against the Jamestown Jackals. In the first game, the Rogues beat the Jackals by a score of 122 to 112. In game two the Rogues emerged victorious with a score of 120 to 98. Next week the team will face off […]
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