On Tuesday there will be a memorial service to remember those who lost their lives on Cougar Flight 491 off the coast of St. John’s in 2009. Eastern Chaplaincy will join families, friends and co-workers of those lost for an annual memorial service. The service takes place at the Elim Pentecostal Tabernacle on Kenmount Road […]
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At 10:30 pm on Sunday evening, the RNC conducted a traffic stop in Goulds Officers noticed that the passenger in the vehicle had an outstanding warrant. The 23-year-old male was arrested and was charged with two new counts of breaching a court order as well as public mischief. The male was taken to the city […]
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Newfoundland and Labrador’s Team Gushue made history Sunday night, winning their third consecutive Brier championship and sixth national title overall. The Gushue rink, playing as Team Canada, defeated Saskatchewan 9-5 in Regina. It’s the first time since Alberta’s “Ferbey Four” in 2003 that a team has won three Briers in a row. Brad Gushue also […]
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The union representing per-course instructors reached an 11th-hour deal Sunday night with Memorial University to avoid a strike. LUMUN’s Alison Coffin says their bargaining team met with the university late into the night Sunday in an attempt to avoid the start of a job action on Monday. The tentative deal was announced less than half an hour […]
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Cleanup is still underway today, as residents in most eastern areas of Newfoundland woke up to more than 75 centimetres of snow Saturday morning. It caused plenty of closures and cancellations. But as NTV’s Beth Penney tells us, there was plenty of kindness in the air, along with the snow.
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Severe weather like we have experienced over the last number of days of course can cause a surge in energy use. As NTV’s Beth Penney tells us, the consumer advocate says installing smart meters in the province could help manage costs for rate payers
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Here at NTV we received hundreds of viewer photos and videos of the massive amounts of snow residents have been faced with clearing. But lots of people were making the most of it this weekend, and we wanted to share some of these highlights.
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We will soon know a little more information about the origins of the shipwreck that washed up in the community of Cape Ray on the southwest coast back in January. Wood samples are being studied in this lab at Memorial University, by Dr. Carissa Brown, a professor in the geography department. These samples were carefully […]
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