The pro-Palestine protests on Memorial University’s campus escalated Monday after campus enforcement removed the tent encampment Friday night and police charged three students with trespassing. NTV’s Bailey Howard has the story.
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Area MHAs are welcoming news of a potential new wind-energy project on the province’s west coast. But as NTV’s Don Bradshaw tells us, those same members of the House of Assembly say any project must face rigorous analysis before being permitted to proceed.
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Danielle Butt visits O’Reilly’s to learn about their new Basques Cuisine.
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There are many national parks in Canada, but just one national urban park. That is an area designated within city limits to provide protected green space for multi-use. Today, the City of St. John’s announced it could be the next to build one. Here’s NTV’s Jodi Cooke.
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Tonight in Your Community, NTV’s Marykate O’Neill heads to St. David’s Park in preparation for the biggest barbecue in Mount Pearl.
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Home care workers in the province are staging protests, asking for better wages and benefits. Today, a small group gathered on the steps of Confederation Building to have their voices heard. NTV’s Becky Daley was there.
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The hot and humid weather will bring some showers and thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon across large portions of the Province. Some of the storms in Labrador may be strong to severe. I review all the details in my latest forecast from Monday’s NTV Evening News Hour.
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A 40-year-old woman was arrested by Happy Valley-Goose Bay RCMP for a residential break, enter and theft that occurred on Sunday in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. Police received a report of a residential break, enter and theft in progress. The suspect fled from the Winsor Street home on foot with items stolen from inside the residence. RCMP Police […]
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