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2 years ago
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City of St. John’s and First Light to Host Community Feast

The City of St. John’s and First Light have partnered to host a Community Feast on Thursday to collect ideas and feedback from the urban Indigenous community that will help inform the creation of a new Downtown Neighbourhood Plan. This event will support the City’s broader public engagement plan. This is the final public consultation […]

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2 years ago
News

Offices and facilities in St. John’s closed today due to the St. Patrick’s Day holiday

Offices and facilities in St. John’s will be closed today due to the St. Patrick’s Day holiday. Garbage and recycling will still be collected today and Robin Hood Bay is open for commercial users only from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. All City parking by-laws are still in effect including paid parking regulations. The Loop […]

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2 years ago
NTV Weather Update, Weather

Snow returns to much of the Province Monday as low tracks toward Quebec

An area of low pressure will track from the Gaspe Peninsula toward the Lower North Shore of Quebec today. Snow will fly to the north and east of the low’s track, which encompasses most of Newfoundland and Labrador. The snow will arrive on the Island this morning and end later this afternoon or this evening. […]

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2 years ago
News

School closures on the south and west coast

St. Peter’s All Grade in McCallum is closed all day. The following schools are closed for the morning with an update to follow:Bay d’Espoir AcademyBelanger Memorial SchoolBurgeo AcademyChrist the King SchoolDonald C. Jamieson AcademyFitzgerald AcademyFortune Bay AcademyHoly Name of Mary AcademyJohn Burke High SchoolKing AcademyLake AcademyLeGallais MemorialMarystown Central HighPearce Junior High SchoolSacred Heart AcademySt. Joseph’s […]

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2 years ago
News, Traffic, Travel

Road conditions fair across most of the Island for now

Roads across Newfoundland are mostly bare with the exception of the southwest coast where roads are snow-covered with fair visibility. Conditions across the province will deteriorate as snow moves across the Island. Some roads in Labrador are partly snow-covered with icy patches and fair to good visibility. Wind conditions today may affect crossings for the […]

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2 years ago
News, Politics

Election Writ Issued for Fogo Island-Cape Freels By-Election

The by-election for the district of Fogo Island-Cape Freels will be held on April 15. Acting Chief Electoral Officer Travis Wooley issued an election writ to the Returning Officer on Sunday. The advance poll will take place on April 8. The deadline for candidate nominations is March 25 at 2:00 p.m.

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2 years ago
News

RNC respond to reports of gunshots in Goulds

On Sunday evening the RNC responded to a residential area of the Goulds to a report of possible gunshots. Officers discovered evidence of a firearm being discharged at a home and located a 44-year-old male at the residence. He was charged with possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose and an additional six firearms […]

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2 years ago
Justice, News

Muslim community steps up to help children of woman murdered in Outer Cove

The province’s Muslim community is stepping up to organize a fundraiser to help five children whose mother was murdered in Outer Cove earlier this month. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.

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2 years ago
News, Politics

Expect big focus on health care in provincial budget, finance minister says

Finance Minister Siobhan Coady will deliver the provincial budget on Wednesday. She’s not giving away too many details, but says to expect a big focus on health care.

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2 years ago
News

‘Like brushing your teeth while eating an Oreo’: Why spring pothole fixes are so difficult

It’s that time of year when potholes are popping up all over the metro region. Residents can call 311 to alert the city so staff can make temporary repairs. St. John’s city councillor Jamie Korab explains why repairs this time of year are so difficult.

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