It will be another messy commute this morning across the Island. Lord’s Cove to Marystown is closed and the Trans-Canada Highway to Witless Bay is also closed. Roads are snow-covered on the Avalon and Burin Peninsula. Roads are snow-covered with drifting areas in central Newfoundland. On the Great Northern Peninsula, roads are snow-covered. Travel is […]
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The following schools are closed for the morning with an update to follow:A.R. Scammell AcademyBaltimore SchoolBishop White SchoolCatalina ElementaryCentreville AcademyCottrell’s CoveDiscovery CollegiateFogo Island Central AcademyGander AcademyGander CollegiateGander ElementaryGreenwood AcademyHenry Gordon AcademyHillview AcademyHoly Name of Mary AcademyJ.C. Erhardt Memorial SchoolJane Collins AcademyLakewood AcademyLeading Tickles PrimaryLewisporte AcademyLewisporte CollegiateLewisporte IntermediateMatthew ElementaryMobile Central High SchoolNew World Island AcademyPhoenix AcademyPoint […]
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Minister of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation Steve Crocker is participating in a Newfoundland and Labrador Film and Television mission to Berlin, Germany. Crocker will be part of a team ofrepresentatives from Picture NL and the Film and Media Production Centre at College of the North Atlantic, as well as Newfoundland and Labrador producers and […]
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Yesterday was the third year in a row that mother nature put a damper on Valentine’s Day plans here in the province, but as NTV’s Marykate O’Neill tells us… the winter storm didn’t ruin everyone’s spirit. Here’s the inspiring story.
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Tonight in Your Community NTV’s Amanda Mews tells us about a new sliding hill that is ready for use in Grand Falls-Windsor.
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It wasn’t just the east coast affected by this week’s storm. In Grand Falls-Windsor and Gander, heavy snow has been accumulating since Wednesday morning. But as NTV’s Colleen Lewis tells us, not everybody is complaining.
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The controversial Vrbo ad that feature Newoundland folksong “I’s da B’y” has been withdrawn. The provincial government says Expedia Group contacted the province to apologize and remove the ad from Canadian television.
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