3 years ago
Chance of light snow over the eastern Avalon this afternoon
Parts of the eastern Avalon will see some light snowfall this afternoon. Parts of Labrador West will also see snowfall today.
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3 years ago
Mostly good driving conditions across the province
Roads are mostly bare across the Island this morning. There are a few part snow-covered areas on the Great Northern Peninsula and along Route 480. Travel is not recommended from Berry Hill Brook to the intersection of Route 362. Across the Big Land, roads are snow-covered with icy patches and good visibility. Marine Atlantic is […]
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3 years ago
Heavy rain forces closure of Marble Mountain
The excessive rainfall on the west coast has resulted in problems at Marble Mountain. Gravel and sand from washouts have been deposited at the base of the mountain. At this time, the mountain is expected to reopen on Friday. Additionally, the Fat Bike Race has been postponed until further notice.
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3 years ago
Federal Housing Announcement in Mount Pearl today
There will be a housing announcement in Mount Pearl today. Minister of Labour and Seniors Member of Parliament for St. John’s South-Mount Pearl Seamus O’Regan will make an announcement this morning at 11:00 a.m. at the Mount Pearl City Hall. O’Regan will be joined by Mount Pearl Mayor Dave Aker.
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3 years ago
Driver involved in single-vehicle crash taken to hospital with serious injuries
The driver of a car involved in a single-vehicle crash in the west end of St. John’s on Sunday evening was taken to hospital with serious injuries. Emergency crews were called to a portion of Robert E. Howlett Memorial Drive at about 8:00 p.m.. When they arrived on the scene they found a sedan resting […]
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3 years ago
Weekend rainfall was heaviest on the West Coast
Portions of southern and western Newfoundland saw significant rainfall between late Friday night and early Sunday morning. Here is a list of rainfall amounts from Environment and Climate Change Canada Meteorologist Rodney Barney. The upcoming week looks calmer to start but milder than the last few. The next weathermaker looks to be another mild one […]
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3 years ago
Professor creating series of documentaries on history of hockey cards
Last night a case of unopened hockey cards from 1980 sold for $5 million dollars at auction. A university professor in Ontario, originally from St. John’s is creating a series of documentaries about the legendary Canadian company that produced those cards and others, for decades. NTV’s David Salter has more in this report.
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