Grieg Seafood Newfoundland announced a $14 million investment Thursday in phase-one construction of its ‘Post-Smolt A’ building in Marystown. Three years ago, as a result of the global pandemic, Grieg Seafood Newfoundland was forced to put a stop to the construction of its Post-Smolt Building. Now, with a multi-million dollar investment, construction is about to resume. […]
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OceanGate, the company that owns the Titan submersible, has suspended all exploration and commercial operations. This comes after a catastrophic implosion claimed the lives of all five men who were on board, during a trip to see the wreckage of the Titanic. The submarine had five passengers on board. Hamish Harding, a British billionaire was […]
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Sharon Snow takes us on a tour of the Victoria Heritage Park built on the site of a World War II Pow Camp built in 1940, but now boasts a general store, salt box house, forge, church and so much more.
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This week four of Newfoundland and Labrador’s Special Olympics athletes are returning home from the Games in Berlin, and each of them is bringing back a medal. In Grand Falls-Windsor on Tuesday, the community came out to welcome Melvin Hanhams with his gold medal for individual golf. Samantha Walsh won bronze for long jump, Daniel […]
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It’s quite the accomplishment to win the province’s most prestigious road race, the Tely 10. It’s even more impressive to win it three years in a row. That’s a title the women’s champion can now hold. Here’s NTV’s Mark Dwyer.
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It’s a big day for Montreal Canadiens fans in this province. Alex Newhook, who won a Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche, was dealt from the Colorado Avalanche late this afternoon in exchange for first and second round draft picks. The St. John’s native is entering his fourth season in the National Hockey League. He […]
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Graham Wood, who operates Mussel Bed Boat Tours in Notre Dame Bay, is preparing for the opening of the tourist season. But he says the rules in the province are different from those in the rest of Atlantic Canada. The recreational fishery in this province only allows tourists to retain fish for three days a […]
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More than two thousand people ran, walked and rolled their way to the finish line today in the 95th annual Tely 10-mile road race. Noah Defreyne of St. John’s was the overall winner, while Kate Bazeley, also of St. John’s, was the first female finisher, in a race that brought tough conditions under high humidity. […]
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