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2 hours ago

Justice, News

Placentia-Whitbourne RCMP seeking public’s assistance identifying suspect in Argentia thefts

Placentia-Whitbourne RCMP is investigating a pair of break-ins and thefts, and asking for the public’s assistance for any information about the incidents or the person responsible. On July 10, shortly before 12:15 a.m., a suspect was captured on surveillance cameras accessing a commercial property near the Port of Argentia, and stealing a piece of construction […]

October 01, 2026

News, Sports

Newfoundland and Labrador athlete wins big on international stage

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October 01, 2026

News, Politics

Province announces support for fire protection vehicles and equipment on west coast

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4 hours ago

Gander RCMP seeking information from public in relation to stolen dump truck
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6 hours ago

Advertisement for Newfoundland-based Netflix series ‘BELOW’ takes over the big screen in New York City’s Times Square
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7 hours ago

Provincial government expanding and improving access to addiction treatment and supports at Humberwood Treatment Centre
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22 hours ago

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation commemorated in St. John’s
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3 months ago

Wildfire burns out of control in Labrador West

The Forestry Department is responding to an active wildfire in the Emerillon Lake area of Labrador West. The fire has been classified as out of control, with crews continuing efforts to contain the blaze and monitor conditions in the area. NTV’s Becky Daley has the latest.

3 months ago

Fire destroys school bus depot in Marystown early Wednesday morning

Fire destroyed the school bus depot in Marystown early this morning. NTV’s Ross Tilley has more.

3 months ago

Point Leamington residents vote against proposed wind-hydrogen development

Voters in Point Leamington have voted over 90 per cent against a proposed wind-hydrogen development. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.

3 months ago

Transportation Minister says TCH weekend traffic was a ‘learning experience’

Transportation Minister Barry Petten said the traffic chaos on the Trans Canada Highway near the Foxtrap access road earlier this week was regrettable, but understandable, given it was the result of safety measures taken by road workers concerned for their safety.