3 years ago
Crews expected in Cape Ray this week to inspect shipwreck at local beach
Residents in Cape Ray were surprised to see an old shipwreck was up on the local beach. Now, they are waiting for officials to visit their town, to uncover more information on the wreckage. Here’s NTV’s Beth Penney with Silver Linings.
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3 years ago
Your Community: Local musician makes his mark on big country album
Tonight in Your Ccommunity NTV’s Marykate O’Neill sits down with local musician peter Daniel Newman who has has made his mark on a new big country album.
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3 years ago
Made Right Here: Live Edge Designs
Danielle Butt heads to Quidi Vidi Artisan Studios to check out Live Edge Designs.
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3 years ago
Snow ends overnight in the east, rest of the Province in for a cold night
The area of low pressure driving the snow over much of the Island will depart into the North Atlantic overnight. That will end the snow from the west to east during the evening and early overnight hours, and it should be offshore of the Avalon by midnight. As the snow eases, the wind speeds will […]
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3 years ago
Second woman dies following collision near Arnold’s Cove
A second young woman has died as a result of a two-vehicle collision that happened Sunday afternoon, Jan. 21, on the Trans-Canada Highway, near Arnold’s Cove. The 22-year-old female driver of a white Hyundai Elantra, has succumbed to her injuries, police reported this afternoon. The crash claimed the life of a 22-year-old woman, a passenger […]
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3 years ago
Channel-Port aux Basques man facing multiple drug charges
Forty-year-old Richard Ingram of Channel-Port aux Basques will appear in court today in relation to multiple drug charges. He was charged after police executed a search warrant authorized under the Controlled Drug and Substances Act at a residence on Friday, as part of an ongoing drug investigation. Police located and seized approximately 41 grams of suspected […]
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3 years ago
Snow becomes heavier across eastern regions this afternoon before ending this evening
The snow has arrived in eastern Newfoundland and will become heavier as the afternoon progresses. Wind speeds will be slow to increase but will increase later in the afternoon and evening. Gusts will be as high as 60 or 70 km/h from the northeast. This freshening wind, combined with the falling snow, will create areas […]
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3 years ago
Emergency shelter and support services available for individuals experiencing homelessness during winter storm
With anticipated inclement weather today, the Provincial Government is advising individuals experiencing homelessness to contact Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation’s emergency shelter line at 1-833-724-2444 for assistance with temporary accommodations. Safe Haven Shelter at 10 St. Clare Avenue in St. John’s serves as a warming centre during adverse weather events. The emergency shelter line will […]
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