The largest municipal event in the province is being hosted in Corner Brook this week. The 75th annual Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador conference will bring together over 300 council members from more than 130 municipalities. NTV’s Becky Daley has the story.
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The holidays are a time to reflect on the people who hold a special place in your heart. Through the Health Care Foundation’s Making Spirits Bright initiative, you can honour someone meaningful while also making an impact for those who need it most. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill has more tonight in Your Community.
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Lorneville Mechanical Contractors has been ordered to pay $54,500 in connection with the fatal explosion at the Come By Chance Refinery back in 2022. The judge accepted a joint sentencing recommendation, imposing a total financial penalty of $54,500. The sentence includes a $25,000 fine, an $7,500 victim fine surcharge, and $22,000 earmarked for public education. […]
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A 32-year-old Sunnyside woman was arrested by Clarenville RCMP on Sunday following a theft investigation. Just before 4:30 p.m. on Nov. 16, Clarenville RCMP received a report from a resident in the area who lost his wallet at a local gas station and later discovered multiple unauthorized transactions had been made at a different gas […]
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Delegates attending the Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Labour (NLFL) Convention in St. John’s re-elected President Jessica McCormick as the President of the Federation today. This is her second, three-year term. Jessica was first elected in this role in 2022. “Labour has a long and proud history in our province, and it’s an honour and a […]
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A psychiatric patient who allegedly murdered another patient at the Waterford Hospital last year is now mentally well enough to speak with his lawyer, a St. John’s judge was told today. Accused murderer Thomas Parsley wasn’t in the courtroom at provincial court when his case was called. He was, once again, represented by his lawyer, […]
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The Provincial Government is moving to make highways safer this winter by reinstating 24-hour snow clearing on Newfoundland and Labrador’s busiest routes. Once staffing is in place, snowplows will operate around the clock from December to March, ensuring continuous coverage during some of the harshest months of the year. Currently, crews are called in only […]
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