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3 years ago
News

City of St. John’s highlights most frequent locations for collisions in a five-year span

The City of St. John’s has released a report that lists the locations which have seen the most collisions in a five-year span. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.

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3 years ago
News, Politics

Tory candidate Tina Neary not worried about vote-splitting with ‘independent PC’ candidate

PC Candidate Tina Neary held her campaign launch last night for the by-election in Conception Bay East-Bell Island, and got a boost from former MHA and PC Leader David Brazil. But she also faced questions about whether she’s concerned about vote splitting with Darryl J. Harding, the former PC district association president who is running […]

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3 years ago
News

No children on school bus in Burin Peninsula collision

Schools on the Burin Peninsula were closed because of snowy conditions Thursday morning. But after they reopened, a school bus got into an accident with an SUV. Luckily, there were no children on the bus at the time of the crash.

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3 years ago
Your Community

Your Community: Annual Mount Pearl Frosty Fest February 9th – 17th

The annual Mount Pearl Frosty Festival is taking place February 9th – 17th this year, NTV’s Amanda Mews has the details in Your Community.

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3 years ago
News

Costs more than doubles as new contract awarded to complete tomb of unknown solider

A new contract has been awarded to build the tomb of the unknown soldier at the National War Memorial, and the cost has gone up. The Department of Transportation terminated the contract with central Newfoundland company, Ocean Floor Granite, late last year and has announced it will now be contracting Nova Scotia company ‘Heritage Memorials’, […]

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3 years ago
News

Fuel prices up as PUB announced changes to carbon pricing

Fuel prices are on the rise in the province, as the Public Utilities Board makes more adjustments in carbon pricing.  Federal clean fuel regulations came into effect back in July, but today those regulations mean customers are an paying even more at the pumps. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

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3 years ago
NTV Weather Update, Weather

Thursday evening’s forecast: calmer weather closes out the workweek

The weather turns calmer overnight and on Friday as our area’s low pressure departs. The weather over the weekend starts quiet but will not end as such. Eddie’s got the details in his forecast from this evening’s NTV Evening News Hour.

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3 years ago
News

Innu Nation launches class action for abuses suffered in day schools

Innu Nation, and several of its members launched a class action lawsuit against the Government of Canada and the Province of Newfoundland & Labrador seeking recognition for the many Innu who experienced mistreatment in day schools in Sheshatshiu, Davis Inlet and Natuashish.  The class action lawsuit is on behalf of Innu who attended the schools […]

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3 years ago
Justice, News

RNC asks public to avoid Main Road in Pouch Cove as investigation is underway

The RNC is responding to a call-for-service on the Main Road in Pouch Cove where a property has been contained on Thursday evening. Police are asking the public to avoid the area as the investigation continues. Further information will be provided as it becomes available.

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3 years ago
News

MUN President declines meeting with faculty association to discuss cyberattack concerns

Memorial University’s Faculty Association says MUN President Neil Bose has declined to meet with the executive, to discuss issues relating to the cyberattack at the university’s Grenfell campus. The faculty association says due to the IT security breach, members did not have full access to necessary working materials, therefor couldn’t properly teach their courses. They […]

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