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Recent News

2 years ago
News, Weather

Flooding cleanup continues on Port au Port Peninsula

The town of Cape St. George, on the Port au Port Peninsula, experienced 2 significant washouts on Saturday. Communities along Route 460 between Rouzes Brook and Marches Point were cut off for a time. NTV’s Don Bradshaw reports.

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2 years ago
News, Politics

Reflecting on 75th Anniversary of Confederation

75 years ago today people in this province woke up as Canadian citizens.  NTV’s Ben Cleary has more on Newfoundland and Labrador’s Confederation with Canada. 

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2 years ago
News

Experts weigh-in on carbon tax increase

The carbon tax increase came into effect today. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation says the average family in this province will pay $377 dollars more this year than they receive in rebates from the hike. NTV’s Bailey Howard has the story.

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2 years ago
News

Advocates calling for further increases to minimum wage

As of today, the minimum wage in Newfoundland and Labrador will increase to $15.60/hour from $15/hour, and minimum overtime wage rate increases to $23.40. Advocates say it’s still not enough for those who are struggling to make ends meet in a time of inflation and increasing cost of living. We get more from NTV’s Becky […]

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2 years ago
News

Association For New Canadians holds job fair

Hundreds of people gathered at the Association For New Canadians job fair in St. John’s last Thursday.  NTV’s Becky Daley was there and tells us more.

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2 years ago
Justice, News

Young teen could face adult sentence

It was a case that shocked the province in August of last year. Today, the 14-year-old boy who’s suspected of killing a woman in mount pearl could be sentenced an as adult if he’s found guilty. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley has the story.

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2 years ago
NTV Weather Update, Weather

Quieter but not totally quiet weather takes hold next few days

The weather across NL will be calmer for the next few days, when compared to late last week and the weekend, but it will not necessarily be calm. A damp, and energetic onshore flow will keep areas of light snow, flurries and showers on the go for much of the Island tonight and Tuesday. Much […]

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2 years ago
Justice, News

SIRT-NL to collect race-based data

The province’s civilian-led police oversight agency will be taking steps to ensure there’s no racial discrimination in the cases it investigations. The Serious Incident Response Team (SIRT-NL) announced today it will be collecting race-based data from affected persons on each file it investigates. SIRT-NL director Micheal King said such data, “is essential for identifying and […]

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2 years ago
News

Registration open for St. John’s Pride Parade

St. John’s Pride has officially opened registration for the annual Pride Parade. Information and application forms are available on the St. John’s Pride website. The 2024 Pride Parade will take place on Sunday, July 21 starting at 1 p.m. The parade will start at St. John’s City Hall, 10 New Gower Street, and proceed along […]

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