Your Community: Corner Brook Winter Carnival
It’s been a part of Corner Brook’s history for more than half a century. The annual 10-day Winter Carnival kicked off on Friday.
Read moreIt’s been a part of Corner Brook’s history for more than half a century. The annual 10-day Winter Carnival kicked off on Friday.
Read moreRural Economic Development Minister Gudie Hutchings was in Port aux Basques Monday to announce a multimillion-dollar project to prepare for climate change. The money comes as the town continues to rebuild from Hurricane Fiona. NTV’s Don Bradshaw reports.
Read moreCelebrations and preparations for the Winter 2024 Newfoundland and Labrador Games in Gander are already underway. NTV’s Beth Penney has the details tonight, in Silver Linings
Read moreThe International Ice Hockey Federation’s Global Girls’ Game is an initiative that started in 2015. This weekend, a girls’ team from Marystown was given the honour of playing in the global game. NTV’s Ross Tilley has more.
Read moreWe will get into quiet weather across much of the Province for the next couple of days. We can all breathe a collective sigh of relief… ahhhhhhh! The next system moves in on Thursday and will bring a mix of snow, ice, and rain. For eastern Newfoundland, snow Thursday afternoon will change to freezing rain […]
Read moreThe Paradise town council is mourning the death of one of their own. Town Councillor Elizabeth Laurie died today after a battle with cancer. She was first elected to council in 2009 and served for 15 years, including a term as deputy mayor. Mayor Dan Bobbett released a statement calling her a strong advocate for […]
Read moreForty-one-year-old Anton Russell and 35-year-old Natasha Pottle are both facing multiple charges after Happy Valley-Goose Bay RCMP responded to a report at approximately noon yesterday of a break and enter and vehicle theft at a local car dealership. Police officers responded and learned that after the dealership was broken into, multiple items were stolen, including […]
Read moreThe City of St. John’s is seeking input and recommendations from residents and the community to aid in the development and facilitation of a new crime and violence prevention strategy. Through a funding allocation from Public Safety Canada’s Building Safer Communities Fund (BSCF), the City of St. John’s will secure up to $1.83 million by […]
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