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Placentia-Whitbourne RCMP conducting ATV patrols, reminding riders of off-road rules

Off-road vehicle operators in the Whitbourne area will see an increased police presence as officers hit the trails to enforce all rules and regulations outlined in the Off-Road Vehicles, Highway Traffic and Liquor Control Acts, as well as the Criminal Code. As the summer recreation season kicks off, all off-road vehicle operators, parents and guardians are reminded that […]

July 06, 2026

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First Light to release legal guide on the rights of indigenous people in provincial custody

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July 06, 2026

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Bay St. George RCMP investigating indecent act, seeking public assistance

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2 hours ago

RNC appealing for information following collision
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2 hours ago

Temporary disruption of walk-in X-ray services at the Deer Lake Medical Clinic
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3 hours ago

RNU releases provincial Board of Directors election results
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4 hours ago

Maritime and Arctic Security and Safety Conference set for next week in St. John’s
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6 months ago

Year-in-Review: Liberal leader and former premier reflects on a year of change

It was a year of change for the provincial Liberal party. After a decade of leading the province, they lost October’s provincial election, and now serve as the official opposition in the House of Assembly. NTV news caught up with Liberal leader John Hogan, who looked back at 2025.

6 months ago

Fitness expert shares tips on keeping your New Year’s resolutions

It’s that time of year when people make New Year’s resolutions. One fitness expert shares tips on keeping to your commitments.

6 months ago

St. John’s Mayor Danny Breen looks ahead to 2026

As residents welcome the new year tonight, it also marks the start of another busy year ahead for the City of St. John’s. Mayor Danny Breen sat down with NTV’s Bailey Howard to tell us what’s in store for the capital city in the new year.

6 months ago

Taco Bell frenzy keeps Mount Pearl streets busy

Legions of excited Taco Bell customers caused traffic headaches in Mount Pearl this week, where city council has intervened to keep vehicles moving during the restaurant’s opening week. Here is CTV’s Garrett Barry.