Eric Taylor LTD, the contractor completing work on Peacekeepers Way, has provided an update on the ongoing work. The project is on schedule and the highway should be reopen by October 19. Crews have been working around the clock to complete the culvert replacement as quickly and safely as possible. This excavation was over 15 […]
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The area of low pressure that, by in large, brought a miserable Monday to most of Newfoundland is pulling away, to the east, of the region this morning. This will improve the weather today, but northerly winds will keep clouds, a few showers, and seasonably cool temperatures in the cards today for much of the […]
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It’s another wet commute on the Avalon Peninsula, Burin Peninsula, and portions of central Newfoundland, in these areas roads are wet. Some rain is still falling over parts of the Avalon Peninsula resulting in reduced visibility. Across the west coast and in Labrador, roads are dry. The Marine Atlantic crossing from Port aux Basques to […]
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Premier Andrew Furey will launch a new Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage Innovation Challenge in St. John’s today. The launch takes place at the Bruneau Centre for Research and Innovation at Memorial University at 10:00 a.m. Furey will be joined by Minister of Industry, Energy and Technology Andrew Parsons, Minister of Environment and Climate Change […]
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The annual Polka Dot Trot took place Sunday morning at Paradise Field where hundreds of people gathered to support cancer patients, survivors, families, and friends.
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It’s been two weeks since tents began going up on Confederation Hill. Today supporters held a rally at the Confederation Building to push for affordable housing options as MHA’s returned to the House of Assembly for the fall sitting. NTV’s Bailey Howard was there.
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Another rally also took place on the steps of the Confederation Building today. Jack Whalen a former resident of the Whitbourne training school for boys has returned to the province to continue his protest against the statute of limitations for torture and child abuse claims.
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The area of low pressure that, by in large, brought a miserable day to most of Newfoundland is going to slowly depart overnight. This means areas of southern, eastern, central, and northeastern Newfoundland have to deal with rain and gusty winds into the early morning of Tuesday. On top of that, temperatures are only going […]
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