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Read moreAir Canada could begin cancelling flights as early as tomorrow as part of its plan to mitigate the impact of a potential strike. As NTV’s Bailey Howard tells us, travelers are becoming increasingly worried as the probability of a work stoppage nears.
Read moreThe 2025 Canada Summer Games will bring the best athletes in the country to our province. But sports isn’t the only focus. As NTV’s Ben Cleary tells us, the province is spending half a million dollars to promote the arts during the Games.
Read moreIt was a special evening in Conception Bay South yesterday for one couple that so done so much for the community in memory of their two children. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill has this inspiring story.
Read moreChristmas may be more than three months away, but motorcyclists with the Iceberg Alley Riders are ready to collect ‘Toys for Tots’. NTV’s Amanda Mews is in Your Community with more.
Read moreTwo years ago a woman from Ukraine moved to Newfoundland and Labrador. As a graphic designer and artist, she finds inspiration in nature and a safe home. NTV’s Maria Kavatsiuk has more.
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Read moreTHE FROST ADVISORY HAS BEEN ENDED Clear skies and light winds will coincide with cool temperatures Thursday night, bringing frost to some areas of central and eastern Newfoundland by early Friday morning. The Environment and Climate Change Canada Weather Office in Gander has issued a Frost Advisory for the following areas: In the coolest low-lying […]
Read moreThe threat of a strike at Air Canada is already having an impact on tourism operators, who are now dealing with an influx of cancellations. After a successful summer tourism season, hospitality Newfoundland and Labrador says the upcoming ‘shoulder season’ is crucial for the $1.2 billion dollar industry. NTV’s Bailey Howard has the story.
Read moreIt’s an important landing and commerce area for fish harvesters from all over the province. Soon, the Port of Fort Amherst will be able to accommodate more vessels, with better resources and double the footprint of the existing harbour. NTV’s Jodi Cooke has this report.
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