Springdale Street between Water Street and George Street West in St. John’s will be closed today from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The closure is necessary to facilitate the ongoing construction of the JAG Hotel. A traffic detour will be in place.
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A sports team can be like family, but for two members of the Special Olympics Floor Hockey team, the term “family” holds a very special meaning. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill has this inspiring story.
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Tonight in Your Community, NTV’s Amanda Mews visits a new hockey training facility in Paradise.
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Today, the province announced plans for an Education Accord, similar to the Health Accord. The new accord will steer the next 10 years of teaching and learning in the province. NTV’s Bailey Howard has this story.
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A week after they walked away from conciliation talks with government for a new contract, the Association of Allied Health Professionals says it doesn’t want to strike, but they’re preparing to do so. NTV’s David Salter reports.
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More than 900 people are suing the provincial health authority after a privacy breech at Western Memorial Regional Hospital over a decade ago. They are now one step closer to having their matter settled by the courts. NTV’s Don Bradshaw has more
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Cabinet Minister Derrick Bragg will be laid to rest on Friday at St. Stephen’s Anglican Church in Greenspond. Bragg passed away on Monday at the age of 59, after a short battle with cancer. His obituary reads: ‘The saying goes “to know him, is to love him” and that quote summed him up perfectly. When […]
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A 33-year-old CBS man has been arrested and charged with impaired driving causing bodily harm, following a multi-vehicle collision on the Trans-Canada Highway this morning. It happened in the westbound lane, just east of the Team Gushue Highway exit just after 8:00am. Two people were sent to hospital for injuries believed to be non-life threatening. […]
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Residents in Cape Ray were surprised to see an old shipwreck wash up on the local beach. Photos of the wreckage were shared to the Cape Ray Community Page on Facebook. Residents now are calling on government to come recover it, and try to uncover its history. Residents hope perhaps some pieces of the ship […]
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