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Prime Minister Mark Carney to take part in Churchill Falls announcement on Monday in St. John’s

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier of Quebec Christine Fréchette will join Premier Tony Wakeham in St. John’s on Monday morning for a ‘significant joint announcement regarding new clean energy projects for Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec.’ In a statement released late Sunday night, the province says this partnership marks an important step forward in […]

August 16, 2026

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NTV Weather Update | August 16, 2026

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August 16, 2026

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Alberta widow speaks out after husbands ashes don’t arrive with her in St. John’s

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5 hours ago

Police warning of seasonal break-ins
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8 hours ago

Churchill Falls deal expected tomorrow
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11 hours ago

Royal Newfoundland Constabulary Association launches new advocacy campaign
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16 hours ago

Costco warning shoppers about certain yogurt products
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6 months ago

Black History Month 2026 flag raising planned at St. John’s City Hall

Ravensong Consulting NL, in collaboration with the Anti-Racism Coalition NL (ARC-NL), is hosting a Black History Month 2026 flag raising at St. John’s City Hall. The event will take place on February 9th at 1 pm in the Foran Green Room. The 45 minute ceremony will honour the legacy and contributions of Black communities across […]

6 months ago

One Arrested After Apparent Assault in Shea Heights

Tuesday, February 3rd around 10:35am, RNC were called to a disturbance at a residence in Shea Heights. After investigating the matter, officers arrested a 26-year old man and charged him with assault. He was then released to appear in court at a later date.

6 months ago

NTV Morning Weather Checkpoint

6 months ago

Provincial government makes adjustments amid snow plow operator frustrations

There’s been plenty of frustration raised from snow plow operators working the 24-hour shifts under the provincial government. From a staffing shortage to what they’re calling unequal recognition, today, however, the province made some adjustments that they’re hoping is a step forward for heavy equipment operators. NTV’s Becky Daley reports.