Baseball trailblazer Jaida Lee has reached another historic milestone – she’s going pro. The St. John’s native was drafted 14th overall Thursday night by the New York franchise in the newly formed Women’s Professional Baseball League. Lee, now attending the University of British Columbia, is widely recognized as one of Newfoundland and Labrador’s top athletes. […]
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Thrive is launching its annual Holiday Giving Season and inviting the community to help “bring the light” this Christmas. The organization is collecting stocking stuffers such as warm clothing, toiletries, treats and gift cards, as well as new gift items for all ages for its Holiday Shop. Cash donations are also welcome and can be […]
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A man with 7 outstanding warrants for his arrest was arrested over the weekend, and now faces even more charges. Around 12:30am Sunday, a tip led police to an intoxicated man attempting to drive away from a Mount Pearl business. There, it was discovered that the 35-year old had seven outstanding warrants for his arrest. […]
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Federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre was in the province this weekend, meeting party supporters across the island. While he was here, news broke in the Toronto Sun that the Conservative party has hired Steve Outhouse to manage the party’s next federal election campaign. Outhouse recently managed the provincial PC campaign in Newfoundland and Labrador that […]
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It’s been a little over three months since the missing Amelia Earhart Statue was recovered in pieces in the woods near Heart’s Content after being stolen. Now the area MHA, and former Minister of Women and Gender Equality, is wondering when Harbour Grace will get Amelia back. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill reports.
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The Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador conference came to a close Saturday evening with remarks from Premier Tony Wakeham, who spoke with many municipal leaders first-hand to hear their concerns.
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Jessica McCormick, the President of the Federation of Labour, has been re-elected for another term. It’s exciting news for the returning president, and an opportunity to get more work done. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill reports.
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Over 300 Junior High students from 20 school across the province took part in the Annual Skills Canada Intermediate Challenge on Saturday. This competition gave students the opportunity to compete in 18 different trade, technology, and employability competitions.
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A new startup company based in St. John’s is offering a unique opportunity for chefs to cater to the public from underused kitchens, all through a new app called “Local Cooks,” where food is delivered directly to your table. NTV’s Becky Daley has more.
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