Silver Linings: New CT Scanner arrives at the Janeway
Each year, Newfoundlanders and Labradorians give generously to the Janeway Children’s Hospital Foundation, and the annual Janeway Telethon. Tonight in NTV’s Silver Linings we show you a major piece of equipment that is now in place, for patients. Here’s NTV’s Beth Penney.
Read moreMHA calls on province to refurbish four abandoned government-owned complexes in Corner Brook
A west-coast MHA is calling on the province to refurbish four government-owned apartment complexes on Corner Brook’s west side that have been abandoned for several years. Eddie Joyce believes it would help with the housing crisis in the community. NTV’s Don Bradshaw has more.
Read moreThe northern lights may make an appearance tonight before the rain arrives on the Island on Tuesday
Tonight’s Outlook + The Northern Lights The weather across the Province will be relatively calm overnight, ahead of an area of low pressure which will start to swing in Tuesday. Lows will be in the 4 to 8 range in Labrador and 9 to 16 range on the Island. The warmest readings will be in […]
Read moreImportant deadline approaching for victims in RC Church settlement process
The ongoing settlement process for victims of abuse at the hands of the Roman Catholic Church is about to reach an important milestone. Geoff Budden, lawyer for many of the victims abused by Catholic clergy in the province, is speaking out today to remind the public that the deadline for filing a claim in the […]
Read morePolice searching for missing St. John’s man
The RNC is requesting the public’s assistance in locating missing person, 52-year-old Michael Butler, of St. John’s. He was last seen on Sept. 10, in the center-city area of St. John’s. Butler is described to be about 5’10 tall, slim build, with grey hair and green eyes. He may be operating a 2018 grey Honda […]
Read moreSmoking and vaping to be banned on all provincial government properties starting Sept. 27
Starting Wednesday, Sept. 27, smoking and vaping will be prohibited on all government property, including buildings, grounds, vehicles and parking lots. The new rule applies to employees, visitors and contractors. In a news release, the provincial government said quitting smoking or vaping is one of the best things a person can do for their health. […]
Read moreCharges pending for two individuals on Bell Island arrested Thursday
Two individuals were arrested at a residence on Bell Island on Thursday as part of an ongoing drug trafficking investigation. RCMP executed a warrant under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act at a Bell Island home where officers seized a quantity of drugs, contraband tobacco, a significant quantity of cash, an operational stun gun and […]
Read moreOfficers Recognized by MADD Canada
On Friday, 12 police officers from the RNC and RCMP were inducted into the Nick Coates Impaired Driving Team for 2022 by MADD Canada. Of those officers, seven were members of the RNC. The officers were Constable Michael Carter, Constable Shane McClafferty, Constable Terence Reid, Constable Kurt Etchegary, Constable Geoffrey Heffernan, Constable Cody Langmead, and […]
Read moreAnnouncement Today to Improve Physical Activity
Minister of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation Steve Crocker will make an announcement related to physical activity today at 1:00 p.m. The announcemnet will take place in the Benvon’s Room of the PowerPlex in St. John’s. Crocker will be joined by Dr. Patrick Parfrey, Deputy Minister of Health Transformation, Courtney Bartlett, a local physiotherapist, and […]
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