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Jennifer Hillier-Penney’s family reflects on 10-year fight for justice after Dean Penney found guilty of murder

Jennifer Hillier-Penney’s family described it as a 10-year dogfight for justice after Dean Penney was found guilty Sunday of murder. NTV’s Becky Daley reports.

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Residents weigh in on proposed social media ban for children
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15 hours ago
St. John’s to celebrate country’s biggest week in Canada – for the first time ever – in fall of 2027
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Weather forecast: Sunday, May 24
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16 hours ago
Jury finds Dean Penney guilty of first-degree murder
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8 months ago

Election 2025: Liberals hear concerns about health care and cost of living on west coast swing

Liberal leadership John Hogan continued campaigning on the west coast this weekend, where he heard concerns about health care and the cost of living. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

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8 months ago

Election 2025: PC Leader promises improved health care, housing in Labrador

While campaigning across Labrador this weekend, the Progressive Conservative Party announced measures to target crime, health care, and seniors housing. NTV’s Bailey Howard has the story. 

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8 months ago

Election 2025: NDP door-knocking in downtown St. John’s as Week 2 of campaigning comes to an end

The provincial New Democrats were busy over the weekend with door knocking, as well as an event Saturday night, as an opportunity to get to know NDP candidates from across the province. NTV’s Beth Penney has the details. 

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8 months ago

Some municipal mail-in ballots at risk due to Canada Post strike

With both municipal, and provincial elections looming, some mail-in ballots are caught in limbo, stalled by the ongoing Canada Post strike. NTV’s Beth Penney explains what this could mean for voters. 

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