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Recent News

2 months ago
Justice, Local News, News

UPDATE: 28-year-old man charged with weapons offences after shelter-in-place order in Mount Pearl

The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary made an arrest early Wednesday morning after a shelter-in-place in Mount Pearl. On Tuesday, June 2, at about 5 p.m., Operational Patrol Services responded to a report of a weapons offence inside a residence on Sauve Street. A shelter-in-place was issued, as responding officers believed the male occupant was in possession of […]

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2 months ago
Justice, News

RNC issues shelter-in-place order in part of Mount Pearl

Police are directing residents of Sauve St (from Michener Avenue to Dollard Place), Rideau Place and Sampson Street in Mount Pearl to shelter in place. The RNC will provide updates as they are available. Everyone is also asked to remain away from this area.

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2 months ago
News, Politics

Premier and federal finance minister tout good relations as EnergyNL conference begins

Premier Tony Wakeham and federal finance minister Francois-Philippe Champagne touted positive relations between the two levels of government as the annual EnergyNL conference began Tuesday. NTV’s Jodi Cooke reports.

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2 months ago
Business, News

Business leaders fear Marine Atlantic could be stripped of ‘essential service’ designation as strike looms

There are significant concerns for the Marine Atlantic ferry service today, as a potential strike looms, and leaders fear the crown corporation could be stripped of its essential service status. NTV’s Beth Penney explains. 

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2 months ago
Local News, News, Politics

Ward 4 councillor Tom Davis suspended from St. John’s City Council for one month with pay

Ward 4 councillor Tom Davis has been suspended from St. John’s City Council for one month with pay for breaching the city’s code of conduct after a verbal exchange on March 10.

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2 months ago
News, Politics

Party leaders reflect on highs and lows as spring sitting of House of Assembly ends

It was the final day for the House of Assembly. The party leaders reflected on the highs and lows of the session. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.

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2 months ago
Business, Local News, News

Port not for sale as Botwood plans to attract cruise ships to the region

Yesterday we told you about Botwood’s plans to try and attract cruise ships to the region, as they plan upgrades to the port that will cost nearly $200 million dollars. As NTV’s Colleen Lewis explains, even though the port will need partners, it is not up for sale.

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2 months ago
Your Community

Your Community: Home Again Furniture Bank

Home Again Furniture Bank provides furniture to our neighbours who are living without. It’s a critical support for housing in the province. Tonight in Your Community, Sharon Snow speaks with Executive Director Amy Tulk.

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