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2 months ago
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RNC Constables Churchill and Molloy recognized for work on Markus Hicks investigation

Two Royal Newfoundland Constabulary members have received national recognition for their work on the investigation into former Newfoundland and Labrador teacher and volleyball coach Markus Hicks. Constables Nadia Churchill and Tara Molloy were presented with the Canadian Police Association’s Award of Excellence Thursday, September 3, at the CPA’s Biennial Conference in Victoria, British Columbia. The […]

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2 months ago
News

Small change to gas prices ahead of long weekend

There’s just a small change to fuel prices ahead of the Labour Day long weekend. The price of gas drops 2.5 cents per litre, while diesel on the island is down 0.3 cents, and furnace oil drops by 0.24 cents. In parts of Labrador, diesel is down 0.2 cents a litre and stove oil dips […]

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2 months ago
News

Grants up to $400 available per child for eligible families towards sport registration and equipment fees

With a new season of sports set to kickoff this month, KidSport Newfoundland and Labrador is reminding the public about funding to offset sport costs for kids from families facing financial barriers. The reality is that cost keeps half of all kids out of organized sport, especially kids from marginalized or remote communities. KidSport Newfoundland […]

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2 months ago
Weather

Sun creeps back behind the clouds throughout Friday across Newfoundland and Labrador

Ryan Harding, NTV Weather Centre Increasing cloud brings chance of scattered light showers across Newfoundland Friday Cloud is increased into Friday, however sunny breaks are present. Where there is cloud cover, with some extra moisture in the air, scattered light showers are possible. There is a large low-pressure system passing over Atlantic Canada and touching […]

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2 months ago
Local News, News

Three water bombers and two helicopters help prevent spread of Port Hope Simpson wildfire

Three water bombers and two bucketing helicopters helped prevent the spread of the Port Hope Simpson wildfire on Thursday. The wildfire is now estimated to cover approximately seven hectares, the provincial government said in its end-of-day update. Ground crews were focused on structure protection and set up sprinklers near the Penny’s Pitstop gas station and […]

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2 months ago
News

Port au Port highway closed as police respond to motor-vehicle crash

Bay St. George RCMP are responding to a motor-vehicle crash on Route 460 (the Port au Port Highway) between Kippens and Port au Port East. Both lanes of Route 460 are closed in this area. Motorists are being asked to avoid the area and use alternate routes, if possible.

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2 months ago
Justice, News

SIRT-NL investigating arrest in Sheshatshiu after video sparks public outcry

The province’s Serious Incident Response Team has been called in to investigate a police incident in Sheshatshiu after video of RCMP officers arresting a man sparked public outcry. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.

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2 months ago
News, Politics

Opposition dissatisfied with rules for special debate on Churchill Falls

The special debate on Churchill Falls will start in the House of Assembly will start Sept. 14. But the opposition is not happy with the rules, saying they don’t allow enough time to question the government. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

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2 months ago
News, Politics

Public sector trade workers at breaking point, NAPE says at Clarenville protest

The province’s largest union held a rally in Clarenville Thursday to support public sector trade workers. NAPE says they are at the breaking point. NTV’s Kyle Brookings reports.

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