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3 years ago
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Vehicle destroyed by fire on TCH near Chapel Arm

Wednesday night the Norman’s Cove-Long Cove Volunteer Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire on the Trans-Canada Highway. Crews responded and discovered a fully engulfed vehicle fire approximately 500m west of the Chapel Arm/Long Harbour overpass. The truck was destroyed. There were no injuries.

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3 years ago
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Man arrested after fleeing store through emergency exit with large pile of clothing

A 36-year-old man was arrested after RNC officers observed the man running from the emergency exit of a business while carrying a large pile of clothing and being pursued by security in the west end of St. John’s. Officers approached and arrested the man. He was charged with theft under $5000, possession of property obtained […]

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3 years ago
Your Community

Your Community: Heart Month recognized

Tonight in Your Community we return to Capital Hyundai where Narykate O’Neill joins us live with the Healthcare Foundation.

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3 years ago
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Remembering Rick Boland

Well-known actor, writer, director and legend in the province’s theatre community, Rick Boland passed away on Tuesday at the age of 70.  NTV’s Bailey Howard takes us on a look back at his career and the legacy he leaves behind. 

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3 years ago
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Brad Benoit elected new chief of Miawpukek First Nation

The Miawpukek First Nation elected a new Administrative Chief last week after the retirement of Mi’sel Joe. NTV’s Colleen Lewis spoke with the new Chief, Brad Benoit.

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3 years ago
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Consumer Advocate opposes Newfoundland Powers latest rate application

Rate payers in Newfoundland and Labrador could see a big increase over the next two years. But as NTV’s Beth Penney tells us, the Consumer Advocate is opposing Newfoundland Power’s latest general rate application.

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3 years ago
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Immigration Minsiter weighs in on new federal government cap on student visas

Despite some concerns in the post-secondary community, Immigration Minister Gerry Byrne says the new federal government cap on student visas may actually boost international enrolment in the province. NTV’s David Salter reports.

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3 years ago
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Carbonear corner store closes its doors after nearly 40 years in business

A corner store that has stood the test of time in Carbonear closed its doors on Wednesday when the owner retired after nearly 40 years. NTV’s Kyle Brookings reports.

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3 years ago
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Marystown to get temporary bridge as Canning Bridge plans continue

As work continues on replacing the Canning Bridge in Marystown, government announced today that residents will have access to both sides of the town with a new temporary bridge.  NTV’s Ross Tilley reports.

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