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Recent News

3 years ago
News

Applications Open for Well-Being Week Grants

The Provincial Government is inviting applications from community-based organizations to hold and promote events during Well-Being Week 2024.  Scheduled for September 22-28, Well-Being Week is focused on creating awareness of the social determinants of health and how they contribute to an individual’s health and well-being. Community-based organizations can apply for up to $1,000 to host events pending […]

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3 years ago
News

Provincial Government Partnership to Support Growth of Housing Sector

The provincial government has announced a partnership with the Community Housing Transformation Centre to establish a $1.5 million Newfoundland and Labrador Community Housing Growth Fund. The fund will support non-profit, co-operative and Indigenous organizations and registered charities in the creation of affordable housing and will be used to complete planning and pre-development work. Funding is available to support a […]

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3 years ago
News, Traffic, Travel

Wet drive across Newfoundland

Roads across the Island are wet with areas of fog. Across western Labrador, roads are snow-covered. Roads in the eastern sections of Labrador are dry. Marine Atlantic has cancelled crossings scheduled for this morning. Provincial ferries are on time. At the St. John’s International Airport, WestJet Flight 264 is delayed, and Porter flights 234 and 226 […]

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3 years ago
News

$1 Million ticket sold in last night’s Lotto 6/49 draw

Check your tickets. Atlantic Lotto says a ticket sold in this province for the April 24 draw of the Lotto 6/49 is a Gold Ball Guaranteed Prize winner worth $1,000,000. Details on the prize winner will be released as soon as they come forward.

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3 years ago
News

Some relief at the pumps today

After weeks of increases, fuel prices are down in the latest adjustment from the PUB. Gasoline dropped 2.9 cents per litre. Diesel on the Island is down by 5.4 cents and down by 5.3 cents in western Labrador. Furnace and stove oil is down 4.70 cents. Stove oil in western Labrador decreased by 4.51 cents. […]

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3 years ago
Arts & Entertainment, Backstage Pass

Backstage Pass: Behind the scenes of ‘The King Tide’

Tonight we go behind the scenes of a local feature film hitting theatres across Canada this Friday. Here’s NTV’s Amanda Mews.

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3 years ago
Politics, The Inside Story

Chrystia Freeland defends changes to capital gains tax

The federal government has come under fire for changes to the capital gains tax in Budget 2024. Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland defended the changes Wednesday.

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3 years ago
Business, News

Airport security screeners in St. John’s wear bright colours amid job action

Security screeners at 15 airports across Atlantic Canada have launched a job action.   They are protesting non-payment of wages by their employer, GardaWorld.  They are still on the job, but to make their point, they are not wearing their uniforms, but are wearing bright colours instead. Federal Labour Minister Seamus O’Regan was asked about the […]

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3 years ago
News, Politics

Deputy Prime Minister turns sod on Mount Pearl housing project as she sells federal budget

The Deputy Prime Minister of Canada was in Mount Pearl today, as she sells the federal budget to Canadians. As NTV’s Beth Penney reports, she turned the sod on a new housing project.

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