Team Canada, led by skip Brad Gushue, won their third straight game at the World Curling Championship in Switzerland. The St. John’s-based rink went head-to-head against last year’s gold-medallists, Scotland’s Team Bruce Mouat (2-1) to earn an 8-4 win at IWC Arena. It was a rematch of last year’s gold-medal game, where Scotland was victorious […]
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As of April 1st, minimum wage will go up from $15.00 to $15.60 per hour, a 0.60 cent increase. While some minimum wage workers say this isn’t enough to make ends meet, business owners are looking at their bottom line. Meanwhile, the Federal minimum wage will increase from $16.65 to $17.30 per hour. This adjustment […]
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Families from coast to coast gather to celebrate Easter – a christian festival and cultural holiday, and a time to celebrate hope, rebirth and new life. Many traditions, festive meals, and memories take place on this day. In the respect of the holiday, NTV News will not have a Newscast this evening. The NTV team […]
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International Transgender Day of Visibility falls on March 31st each year, it is a day to celebrate transgender people and their contributions to society, while raising awareness of discrimination faced by transgender people across the globe. International Transgender Day of Visibility was born on March 31, 2009 and has since become an annual event and […]
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Newfoundland and Labrador’s entry into Canada was on March 31, 1949 – the latest chapter of our unique political evolution from colony to Dominion to province of Canada. Newfoundland and Labrador is the youngest province – however, it has been a strong and equal member of confederation and continues to be. Today, the province celebrates […]
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Image above was taken by Randy Alexander at Marches Point, in the town of Cape St. George on Saturday, Marcy 30, 2024. Heavy rainfall arrived on the Island late last week and continued into the weekend thanks to a slow-moving storm system and an atmospheric river. An atmospheric river is a narrow and elongated corridor […]
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A single-vehicle crash on Robert E. Howlett Memorial Drive sent one person to hospital late Saturday night. The crash happened shortly before 11:15 p.m., when the driver of a southbound SUV lost control, causing the vehicle to completely roll over on the roadway. The vehicle came to rest on its side at the edge of […]
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A collision involving three vehicles caused traffic delays at a busy east-end intersection early Saturday afternoon. Emergency crews responded to the intersection of Torbay Road and Stavanger Drive shortly before 2:15 p.m.. An SUV had been struck in a t-bone collision with a pickup truck. The SUV then struck a second pickup truck that was […]
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While many families are doing their last minute shopping before Easter Sunday, stores and chocolate companies are keeping busy as well – it’s one of the busiest times of year for our very own the Newfoundland Chocolate Company, and several others across the island. NTV News wishes everyone a safe and Happy Easter weekend!
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The Labrador flag – a symbol of the history, heritage, and identity of the ‘Big Land’ is celebrating its 50th anniversary Sunday, March 31st. In recognition of the 50th anniversary of the Labrador flag, the Confederation Building illuminated the colours of the flag, and flags are also flown at Confederation Building over the weekend. The […]
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