2 years ago
Job action continues at St. John’s International Airport
Airport security screeners in Atlantic Canada have been waiting a full week to get paid. Today, their union spoke out about their concerns, calling it disrespectful towards employees. NTV’s Becky Daley tells us more.
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2 years ago
Insolvency case of acclaimed St. John’s restaurant playing out in court
The insolvency case of a highly-acclaimed St. John’s restaurant is now playing out in a capital city courtroom, with the bank suggesting the new owner acted in bad faith. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.
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2 years ago
Danny Williams taking city to court over Galway roundabout dispute
Developer Danny Williams is taking the City of St. John’s to court in a dispute over whether a new roundabout needs to be built in Galway. Williams is looking for the courts to overturn the city’s decision.
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2 years ago
Your Community: ‘Grace’ at the Arts and Culture Centre
Sharon Snow takes us to the St. John’s Arts and Calture Centre where a theatrical production is making its debut.
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2 years ago
Nicer weather arrives to end the work week!
The weather will generally improve across the Province overnight as an area of low pressure departs into the North Atlantic from the coast of Labrador. That being said, snow over eastern areas of the Big Land will not wrap up until early Friday morning. We are also looking at a period of high wind speeds […]
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2 years ago
Missing teen found thanks to community efforts
A teenager who has been missing in the St. John’s area since mid-March was located by police today. 16-year-old Liam Tripp was located this afternoon in centre city. The RNC is sending thanks to the community for their assistance.
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2 years ago
FFAW Pushes back on bait fishery
The union representing fish harvesters is once again crying fowl over the bait fishery announced this morning for Atlantic Canada & Quebec. Moments after that announcement was made, the FFAW issued a statement – arguing a bait fishery for mackerel would do nothing for harvesters here. The union says instead, they want a directed commercial […]
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2 years ago
Sports world mourns death of legendary hockey broadcaster, Bob Cole
He was the voice for a generation of hockey fans. Bob Cole, the legendary broadcaster who called his last game at age 85, has died. He passed away this morning, at 90. Some of his calls are simply unforgettable, from the Summit Series and Edmonton Oilers’ Stanley Cup dynasty to the Olympics. “Oh baby,” his […]
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