Last month inflation was at 3.1 per cent, down from 3.8 per cent in in September. The drop was a result of lower prices for gasoline according to Statistics Canada. The prices for goods decreased, however, prices for services rose at a faster pace in October, mostly as a result of travel tours, rent and […]
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From 6:00 pm this evening to 8:00 am on Thursday, water will be shut off Duckworth St from King’s Road to Church Hill, Prescott Street from Water Street to Duckworth Street, and on St. John’s Lane from Water Street to Duckworth Street. The shut-off is necessary to facilitate construction related to the National War Memorial […]
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Most roads are bare and dry across the Island portion of the province. From Harbour Grace to Old Perlican roads are partly snow-covered. Roads are also partly snow-covered from Goulds to Cape Broyle and the Trans-Canada Highway to Witless Bay. On the Great Northern Peninsula, roads are icy. In Labrador, roads are icy and slushy […]
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Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services has provided an update on masking guidelines. Masking is currently encouraged for visitors and support persons in all clinical settings, including while visiting patients and residents and in waiting areas for healthcare services/appointments. Additional masking protocols may be implemented if there is an outbreak at a facility. The public is […]
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At about 11:30 p.m. RNC officers were on Peacekeepers Way doing stationary observations and noticed a speeding vehicle. The westbound vehicle was travelling at 152 km/h in a 100 km/h zone. As a result, the 48-year-old male driver was issued summary offence tickets for speeding and his vehicle was impounded.
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Two Indigenous groups boycotted Tuesday’s roundtable meetings with Premier Andrew Furey. The Innu Nation and Nunatsiavut Government pulled out because of the inclusion of NunatuKavut, a group they don’t recognize. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.
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A virtual health care provider in central Newfoundland is speaking out about an $11 million annual contract government awarded yesterday for virtual health care services. As NTV’s David Salter reports, the local doctor says he could provide the service at a third of the cost.
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The Port of Corner Brook has capped a record year for cruise ship visits. But while the number of vessels is important, it’s what they leave behind that adds up for the local business community. NTV’s Don Bradshaw explains.
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