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Province launches study to improve traffic flow at Pitts Memorial Drive and Trans-Canada Highway Interchange

The province is conducting a traffic study that will facilitate planning for one of the busiest routes in the province. A request for proposals has been issued for a two-phase traffic study covering Pitts Memorial Drive (Route 2) and the Trans-Canada Highway interchange. The first phase will study how traffic currently moves through Pitts Memorial […]

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Province launches study to improve traffic flow at Pitts Memorial Drive and Trans-Canada Highway Interchange
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East Coast Trail Association’s TrailRaiser 2026 raises nearly $220,000 in record-breaking campaign
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2 weeks ago
A 7.8 magnitude quake in the Philippines kills at least 32
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3 weeks ago
Bev and the ‘Bergs: A P.E.I. woman’s dying wish to see icebergs in Newfoundland and Labrador
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3 weeks ago
Port of Botwood cruising for cruise ship visits
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3 weeks ago
Stephenville airport could reopen this summer, after new ownership
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2 months ago

Contract awarded for MSC Baltic III; update coming today

It’s been over a year since the MSC Baltic III grounded in Cedar Cove. The vessel has since sustained significant damage after sitting through plenty of storms and the hull continues to break apart, sinking the stern of the vessel further. The Canadian Coast Guard has been working alongside MSC to maintain the vessel over […]

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2 months ago

Honda recalls over 40,000 minivans in Canada

Honda has confirmed a recall for almost 40,000 minivans in Canada due to a safety risk related to “unexpected airbag deployment.” In a Transport Canada notice, certain Honda Odyssey vehicle models from years 2018-2022 were affected by the recall. “On certain vehicles, under certain conditions, a software problem could cause the side airbag(s) and side […]

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2 months ago

Province continues partnership with Hope Air

The provincial government and Hope Air have announced they will be continuing their partnership. Hope Air provides non-emergency medical travel support to patients in financial need who must leave their communities in order to access specialized medical care. Continuing this pilot partnership with the national charity will ensure people in this province facing financial and […]

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2 months ago

First cruise ship due in St. John’s soon

The first cruise ship of the year will arrive in St. John’s Harbour soon. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley.

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