Newly elected MHA Fred Hutton was sworn into the provincial cabinet as minister of housing on Thursday morning. Responsibility for housing had previously been held by Children and Seniors Minister Paul Pike. Hutton, a former journalist and advisor to Premier Andrew Furey, recently won a by-election in Conception Bay East-Bell Island. Pike wasn’t present at […]
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It is a nice drive across the entire province this morning. Roads are bare with a few wet sections and good visibility. There are a few icy sections on the Great Northern Peninsula. Marine Atlantic has cancelled crossings for this morning and anticipates impacts to sailings tonight and Friday. The MV Flanders first trip off […]
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On Wednesday afternoon the Corner Brook RNC responded to a report of an assault that occurred at a residence in Massey Drive. Responding officers arrested a woman after conducting an investigation. The accused was charged with assault causing bodily harm, and assault with a weapon. She will make a court appearance today.
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The cost of all fuels is down this week. Gas has dropped by 0.4 cents while diesel on the Island is down 3.3 cents and 3.2 cents in western Labrador. Furnace oil heating fuel decreased by 2.94 cents per litre. Stove oil on the Island decreased by 2.74 cents and stove oil heating fuel in […]
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The cost of living, higher rent, lower supply, and increased building costs. All of these are factors keeping people out of safe and affordable housing, and those issues exist in Labrador West. As the region looks for growth and development, it also has a housing crisis. NTV’s Jodi Cooke is in Wabush with this story.
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Tonight in Your Community, NTV’s Amanda Mews checks in with a winning team, at the Newfoundland and Labrador Winter Games in Gander.
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Repairs are continuing to damage at Marble Mountain after washouts last weekend. The ski resort has been closed ever since, but management is optimistic that part of the operation will be up and running in a matter of days. NTV’s Don Bradshaw reports.
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The federal government has announced support for the nations first commercial-scale green hydrogen and ammonia facility. NTV’s Ben Cleary has more on what that means for the province’s west coast, and World Energy
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More than $15 million in federal funding for employment programs in the province is in question because of proposed changes in Ottawa. Immigration and Skills Minister Gerry Byrne says the federal government has served notice they plan to implement the funding themselves.
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