The province has introduced a new online service that will improve access to the health care system. The personal health record will be available online through the MyGovNL portal and will provide residents access to various medical information including laboratory results, dispensed medications, radiology reports, and allergies.Mental health and health information resources will also be […]
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The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary took two vehicles off the roads on Wednesday. The driver of one vehicle had no licence expired registration and no insurance, they also owed $1100 in fines. The vehicle was seized. The second vehicle was seized when the driver was found driving without a valid insurance policy.
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Snow squalls are going to be the big weather maker today across the Island. A snow squall is a narrow area of intense snowfall accompanied by strong, gusty winds. It often leads to reduced visibility and rapidly changing weather conditions, creating hazardous driving conditions. Snow squalls typically last for a short duration but can cause […]
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Snow squalls across parts of the West Coast are resulting in poor driving conditions. Travel is not recommended from Woody Point to Trout River, the Trans-Canada Highway to Buchan’s Resource Road, and from Mainland to Cape St. George. Across the remainder of the Island, roads are mostly bare and dry with some icy sections. Roads […]
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The following schools are closed for the morning with an update regarding afternoon later this morning: Amos Comenius Memorial SchoolBonne Bay AcademyCanon Richards Memorial AcademyChrist the King SchoolDonald C. Jamieson AcademyFitzgerald AcademyFortune Bay AcademyFrench Shore AcademyHoly Cross All GradeHoly Name of Mary AcademyJohn Burke High SchoolLake AcademyMarystown Central HighPearce Junior High SchoolSacred Heart AcademySt. Joseph’s […]
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It will cost a bit more to fill up today. The price of gasoline has increased by 1.0 cents per litre. Diesel on the Island and in western Labrador has increased by 2.6 cents. Furnace oil heating fuel has increased by 3.39 cents. Stove oil heating fuel on the Island increased by 2.15 cents. Stove […]
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The union representing more than 800 vital allied health professionals in this province has stated that it is no longer actively participating in conciliation talks with the provincial government. After walking away from the bargaining table in October 2023, the Association of Allied Health Professionals (AAHP) entered into the conciliation process this past December in […]
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A special year of the arts collaboration brings some of your favourite locally produced films, back to the big screen. NTV’s Amanda Mews is here with what’s happening in Your Community.
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