To celebrate National Indigenous People’s Day, the Mi’kmaq communities across the province will be holding several events. The Qalipu First Nation will hold events in Corner Brook and Glenwood, Grand Falls-Windsor, and Stephenville Crossing. Celebrations in Corner Brook will begin at 9:00 a.m. on the Majestic Lawn with song sharing and breakfast. There will be […]
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Two people were sent to hospital following a dramatic collision at one of St. John’s’ most dangerous intersections. At about 12:45 a.m. on Friday emergency crews responded to the intersection of Prince Philip Drive and Allandale Road following the two-vehicle collision. A compact SUV and a sedan had collided in the intersection, sending the SUV […]
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It’s another great morning drive across the province with clear dry roads and good visibility. Route 500 from Happy Valley-Goose Bay to Western Labrador currently remains open. Motorists are asked to use caution due to the forest fires near Churchill Falls. Ferries across the province are on time. At the St. John’s International Airport, Air […]
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Beginning today the CN Viaduct on Pitts Memorial Drive will be temporarily closed between the Kilbride exit and the downtown entrance. The closure is for one month and is necessary for safety purposes to carry out extensive concrete repair work required on both the eastbound and westbound lanes. During the closure, alternate routes for trucks […]
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More than 700 Churchill Falls evacuees are spending their second night away from home after a wildfire forced them to leave their community Wednesday night. Now, the province is asking for more help to battle the Labrador fires. NTV’s Beth Penney reports.
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Another battle is brewing in the fishery, this time over capelin, as harvesters refuse to fish at the price chosen by the price-setting panel. The FFAW is making a new offer to the Association of Seafood Producers to split the value of the industry evenly.
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Jonathan Hurley, who was involved in two violent home invasions in St. John’s in 2022, was sentenced to six and a half years Thursday. He apologized to the victims for what he did. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.
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