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2 months ago
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UPDATE: Province updates efforts to battle wildfire near Port Hope Simpson

A wildfire burning near Port Hope Simpson remains out of control, with the community continuing under a state of emergency and evacuation alert as firefighters and forestry personnel worked through the night to protect residents and contain the blaze. The Department of Forestry issued an update Thursday afternoon: “The safety and well-being of Port Hope […]

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2 months ago
Weather

South wind brings warmer Thursday as Newfoundland and Labrador clings to summer

Ryan Harding, NTV Weather Centre More sun along with warmer south wind for Newfoundland Thursday Sun is the sentiment for the province as a whole on Thursday. Winds shift south and southwest, bringing in a warmer, but moist air. This looks to potentially build some cloud over the south-facing communities with some opportunities for a […]

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2 months ago
News

Province seeking feedback on children’s medical records access

Just a couple of months ago, Premier Tony Wakeham pledged to fix a health policy that restricted parents and guardians from being able to access their children’s medical records.  Now, the provincial government is looking for public feedback on exactly what kind of changes to the policy should be made. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports. 

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2 months ago
Arts & Entertainment, Local News, News

New Heritage Minute honours N.L.’s response to 9/11

Historica Canada has unveiled a new Heritage Minute, this one honouring the people of Newfoundland and Labrador for how they responded to 9/11. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.

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2 months ago
News

DFO gives update on enforcement during 2026 recreational cod fishery

DFO gave an update Wednesday on this year’s recreational cod fishery, with details on how enforcement has gone this season. NTV’s Kyle Brookings reports.

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2 months ago
Business, News, Travel

N.L. tourism operators benefit from Canadian travellers avoiding U.S.

Canadian travellers have pulled hundreds of millions of dollars out of the United States by vacationing within the country. That has benefited tour operators in Newfoundland and Labrador. CTV’s Garrett Barry reports.

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