The St. John’s International Airport Authority is developing its Accessibility Plan to assist in meeting its requirements under the Accessible Canada Act and the Accessible Transportation for Persons with Disabilities Regulations. This Plan will serve as its roadmap to help the airport continue to become more accessible and inclusive. From May 3 to May 21, […]
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An area of low pressure continues to spin southeast of Newfoundland and Labrador and remains stationary. At this game time, an area of high pressure is ridging down into Labrador from northern Nunuvut. This setup generates broad onshore flow into the region in a moist airmass. The result is lots of showers, drizzle, and fog […]
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Roads are wet once again with fog across most of Newfoundland. Visibility is reduced in areas of fog. Across Route 500 in Labrador, there are few snow-covered areas. Marine Atlantic and provincial ferries are on schedule. At the St. John’s International Airport, WestJet Flight 53 is delayed and Air Canada Flight 1574 is delayed. At the […]
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At 10:19 pm on Tuesday night, the RNC were called to a report of an assault in progress in St. John’s. When police arrived they spoke with a female victim who advised she was assaulted by her brother. The 24-year-old male suspect was located inside a residential apartment complex. He was arrested and will appear […]
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Jim McKenna will be sworn in as an MHA on Thursday. McKenna, who won the by-election in the district of Fogo Island – Cape Freels, will be sworn in at a ceremony at 10:00 a.m. in the House of Assembly Chamber. The by-election was held on April 15. Jim McKenna ran for the Progressive Conservative […]
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New signs have popped up around the Colonial Building advising that tents will not be permitted. At the House of Assembly today, ministers addressed how they plan to enforce them. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.
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Premier Andrew Furey gave a speech to the Empire Club in Toronto today. He touched on a wide range of issues, from health care, to wind energy, to federal-provincial relations. He was also asked about the Churchill Falls negotiations, which he called a generational opportunity.
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Starting in September, four schools in the Prince of Wales Collegiate system will change grade levels, as NTV’s Beth Penney tells us, the education minister says it’s because of overcrowding at the elementary school level.
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