The Port of Corner Brook has released the 2024 Cruise ship schedule. The first cruise ship, the Carnival Pride, will make its maiden call on June 5th. Over the course of the season, there will be 38 cruise ship calls with a capacity of 57,000 passengers and 24,000 crew. The Mein Schiff I, spanning 316 […]
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Marine Atlantic will be welcoming a new vessel to its fleet in June. The Ala’suinu, which means “Traveller” in Mi’kmaq, will transport passengers between Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. The name is a celebration of Marine Atlantic’s connection to our Mi’kmaq communities in Atlantic Canada. It will feature artwork from local Indigenous artists and bring enhanced […]
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There is poor visibility on the Avalon Peninsula, the Burin Peninsula, from Southern Harbour to Clarenville, and on the Buchan’s Resource Road to Burgeo. Travel is not recommended in many areas.Roads across most of the West Coast and in central to Gander are bare.Across Labrador, roads are snow-covered with icy patches and good visibility. Marine […]
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MUN St. John’s campus, the Marine Institute and Signal Hill campuses, including the Childcare Centre are closed all day. All schools in the Metro area are closed all day, this includes St. John’s, Mount Pearl, Paradise, CBS, Bell Island and surrounding areas. The following schools are closed all day:Acreman ElementaryAll Hallows ElementaryAmalgamated AcademyAnthony Paddon ElementaryAscension […]
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Due to the severe weather city facilities in the City of St. John’s will be closed today. Garbage collection is also postponed. In Mount Pearl, there will be no waste collection today. Garbage and recycling collection scheduled for Thursday will be postponed until Friday and garbage and recycling collection scheduled for Friday will be postponed […]
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This week we brought you the story of a Port au Choix resident dealing with health concerns that her doctor says are linked to toxins in the town’s drinking water. Today, NTV’s Bailey Howard spoke with a woman who runs a support group for those experiencing illnesses linked to pesticides and herbicides.
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An MHA on the west coast says a lack of federal funding this year could force many municipalities throughout Newfoundland and Labrador to put capital works projects, including water and sewer upgrades, on hold for the foreseeable future. NTV’s Don Bradshaw has that story.
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