On Thursday, October 8, Memorial University announced via the Gazette that first-year undergraduate enrolment increased by 7.5%, and new graduate enrolment increased by 3%. This marks the first year since 2021 that undergraduate first-year enrolment did not decrease at MUN – 2021 was also the last year where tuition did not increase. In a press […]
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RCMP Traffic Services West seized the vehicle of an out-of-province driver after he was caught travelling more than 50 km/h over the speed limit on the Trans-Canada Highway on Tuesday morning. Around 8:45 a.m. on October 13, a Traffic Services West officer on patrol observed a vehicle travelling at a high rate of speed through […]
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The three-time Herder Memorial Trophy winners and 2011 Allan Cup champions will take a leave of absence for the 2026–27 season because of a shortage of available players. The Clarenville Ford Caribous are stepping away from senior hockey for the 2026–27 season, delivering a significant blow to the Avalon East Senior Hockey League and a […]
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Residents of Grand Falls-Windsor will head to the polls Dec. 1 to elect a new member of Town Council following the recent passing of Deputy Mayor Rod Bennett. Polling stations will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., with locations to be announced in the coming weeks. Nomination Day is November 9, from 8 […]
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From a trailblazing country music career to a new generation of homegrown talent, the Newfoundland-born singer is proving that the province’s musical fire is still burning bright. There’s something special about Newfoundland music. It has a rhythm all its own, a deep connection to the people and the place, and a way of bringing generations […]
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A Memorial University employee was assaulted Friday afternoon while working in their office on the St. John’s campus, the university posted on social media. The incident did not happen in a student residence building. The university says the employee is safe at home and being offered supports. The RNC is investigating, and Memorial’s Campus Enforcement […]
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The RNC is advising they received a complaint from a resident of Mount Pearl reporting being bitten by a loose dog in the area of Valleyview Avenue at Park Avenue. The only description given was a medium size dog, white in colour, possibly with a darker pattern on the fur. The dog was lastseen walking […]
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Federal Energy Minister Tim Hodgson was in St. John’s Thursday promoting the Churchill Falls and Bay du Nord projects. But union protesters gathered outside for a second day to send a message about the right to strike. NTV’s Beth Penney reports.
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The province’s Board of Trade says one of the biggest issues facing businesses right now is finding workers. The board is calling on the province to advocate for immigration numbers that reflect the needs of the workforce. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.
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