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The provincial government today released Standards for Serving People Experiencing Homelessness in Shelters Throughout Newfoundland and Labrador. Developed by OrgCode Consulting following extensive and in-depth consultations with individuals, organizations and community partners, these standards will apply to all emergency shelters that receive Provincial Government funding. The standards emphasize three key aspects for providing shelter: The […]

The Association of Allied Health Professionals (AAHP), which represents more than 800 healthcare professionals in the province, says it is extremely disappointed in the province’s decision to choose an interim Minister of Health. “The fact that the government did not see the importance of having a Minister ready to take on the healthcare portfolio in […]

Andrew Parsons, KC, Minister of Industry, Energy and Technology, has announced $31,670 for Igloo Lake Lodge through the Business Development Support Program to support the promotion and development of the outfitting business. Igloo Lake Lodge has been in operation since 1973. It is a premier trout fishing lodge located on Igloo Lake, 113 kilometres southeast […]

Carmanville RCMP is investigating multiple break, enter and thefts that occurred sometime around June 27, 2024, at cabins located on White Water Pond Road.  A number of items, including a firearm and various tools, were stolen. At one cabin, various tools, a guitar and a generator were stolen.  These items hold a combined value of […]

Bernard Davis, Minister of Environment and Climate Change, will announce sponsorship funding today from the Multi-Materials Stewardship Board’s (MMSB), in support of the 2024 Newfoundland and Labrador Summer Games. Minister Davis will be joined by Derm Flynn, Board Chair, MMSB, and Judy Morrow and Neil Kearley, Co-Chairs of the NL Summer Games Host Committee. The event […]

Marine Atlantic’s new ferry will finally be ready for Argentia this evening. The problems that caused the Ala’suinu to miss its June launch took longer to fix than expected.  Here’s NTV’s Becky Daley.

Hundreds of students from the Maine Maritime Academy in the U.S. are in St. John’s today, as their school at sea entered the narrows this week as part of a training exercise. NTV’s Jodi Cooke reports.