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3 years ago
Business, News

Group in Point Leamington wants council to withdraw support for wind energy project

A group in Point Leamington is gathering information on a proposed wind energy project for the area. They hope the information will lead the local council to withdraw its support. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.

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3 years ago
NTV Weather Update, Weather

Stormy conditions continue across much of the Province into Friday

Snow flurries and squalls will continue on the Island through Friday. The most intense squalls will be found on the West Coast, South Coast, Burin and Avalon Peninsulas. Areas under the squalls will see blizzard conditions for short periods. Areas under persistent squalls will also see rapidly accumulating snowfall. To make matters worse, wind speeds […]

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3 years ago
News, Sports

Hockey NL reinstating post-game handshakes

Hockey NL is reinstating post-game handshakes in its minor divisions. The organization came in for criticism before Christmas when it announced it was switching to pre-game handshakes because of altercations involving coaches and players. Hockey NL released the following statement Thursday: “This past December 2023, Minor Council of Hockey NL implemented a change to the […]

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3 years ago
News

Memorial University begins search for new president, seeks public representative for committee

The search for Memorial University’s next president is commencing, the Board of Regents announced in a statement on Thursday. “Among the Board of Regents’ greatest responsibilities is leading the process to select Memorial’s next president,” said Glenn Barnes, chair of the Board of Regents. “The Memorial University Act Section 51 on the Appointment of the […]

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3 years ago
News, Weather

Icy Conditions extend to Avalon area

Trinity Conception RCMP is warning motorists of extremely icy conditions and snow squalls on the Veteran’s Memorial Highway. The roadway is a high traffic area which often sees collisions during adverse weather. It’s also a road the province has set sights on for speed cameras later this year. RCMP are asking motorists to slow down and […]

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3 years ago
News

Furey Announces Executive Appointments

Premier Andrew Furey announced changes to the executive of the Provincial Government. Furey appointed Jason Higgins as Deputy Minister of Indigenous Affairs and Reconciliation and Deputy Minister of Labrador Affairs. Tracy King remains in the role of Deputy Minister of Education, a role she has held since May 26, 2023. These appointments are effective immediately.

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3 years ago
News

High school player makes incredible buzzer-beater to win championship

It’s one of the most clutch shots you’ll ever see. In fact, both teams delivered big shots with just over a second on the clock in the championship game of a local high school basketball championship. With a full house at Gonzaga, the final was between rival Gonzaga Vikings and O’Donel Patriots was a classic. […]

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3 years ago
News

Partnership with SmartICE Providing Benefits for Residents of Nain and Natuashish

Labrador Affairs is partnering with SmartICE to monitor and maintain the winter snowmobile route between Nain and Natuashish. The information gathered by SmartICE will help communities and residents in Northern Labrador make more informed decisions before travelling on sea ice so they can avoid dangerous or hazardous areas. The Department of Labrador Affairs will provide […]

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3 years ago
News

Province announces details on Personal Health Record

The province has introduced a new online service that will improve access to the health care system. The personal health record will be available online through the MyGovNL portal and will provide residents access to various medical information including laboratory results, dispensed medications, radiology reports, and allergies.Mental health and health information resources will also be […]

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3 years ago
News

RNC seize two vehicles in metro area

The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary took two vehicles off the roads on Wednesday. The driver of one vehicle had no licence expired registration and no insurance, they also owed $1100 in fines. The vehicle was seized. The second vehicle was seized when the driver was found driving without a valid insurance policy.

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