Emergency crews are responding to a structure fire in Clarenville. As a result, Memorial Drive between Seaward’s Lane and Marine Drive is closed to traffic. Motorists are asked to avoid the area.
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Across most of Newfoundland, roads are damp this morning. On the Avalon, a few roads remain wet. There are some areas of fog on the southern Avalon and parts of the south coast. In Labrador, roads in the western areas are damp, while those in the east are wet. The MV Flanders is out of […]
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It will be mostly nice across the Island today. There will be increasing clouds throughout the day. Some fog is expected this morning along the south coast. Temperatures from 14 to 19 are expected. Winds will be from the southwest. Rain will gradually come to an end across Labrador this morning, but it will remain […]
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Premier John Hogan will make an announcement regarding nurse practitioners today. Minister of Health and Community Services Krista Lynn Howell and President of the Newfoundland and Labrador Nurse Practitioner Association Jessica Peddle will join Hogan. The availability will take place at noon at the Health Sciences Centre.
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The heavy rain was a welcome sight Tuesday as crews hope for a change in status in the Conception Bay North wildfire. Meanwhile, the Paddy’s Pond fire has been declared “out”. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill reports.
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What comes next for the North Shore remains top of mind for area residents. As NTV’s Beth Penney reports, one resident with a background in emergency preparedness says concrete plans are needed to bring hope to evacuees.
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Quebec Premier François Legault was back in St. John’s today, meeting with Premier John Hogan to talk Churchill Falls. Legault reiterated his desire to finalize a new deal — and with a fall election looming, voters in Newfoundland and Labrador will soon decide who represents them at the negotiating table. NTV’s Ben Cleary has more.
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The high cost of living has made this time of year especially difficult, as families tackle back-to-school shopping lists. Today the province announced new supports for low-income households, aimed at easing the burden — alongside efforts from another organization helping single-parent families. NTV’s Jodi Cooke reports.
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