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3 years ago
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Lewisporte mayor says doctor’s story of racism has opened up conversation in community

The Town of Lewisporte is responding to last week’s public statements from a doctor whose daughter has been subjected to racism. The mayor says it has opened up a big conversation for residents in the community. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.

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3 years ago
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Marystown residents rally for interim solution until Canning bridge is replaced

The province has already promised to replace the shuttered Canning Bridge in Marystown, but residents are calling for a temporary bailey bridge to be installed as an interim solution. NTV’s Ross Tilley reports.

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3 years ago
NTV Weather Update, Weather

Eddie’s forecast: A quiet week ahead

The weather across much of the Province will be chilly and calm this week. In fact, it looks like readings through Thursday or Friday are going to be running below normal by a few degrees on the Island and a touch above in Labrador. However, even with that, temperatures will still be topping out below […]

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3 years ago
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Estate sale of Thomas Munn attracting a lot of public attention

A large collection is on display, and being sold by public auction in St. John’s. It has garnered the attention of hundreds of people both in person, and online Many of the contents have provenance in Harbour Grace, to where John Munn emigrated from Rothesay, Bute, Scotland. In addition, there are items with Brigus provenance […]

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3 years ago
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Photographer who captured ‘Fox Trot’ shot has message for the public

A photographer who got the ‘shot’ of a lifetime is now reminding the public, not to feed the furry foxes, she caught on camera. This photo, taken by photographer Chelsey Lawrence, has been shared thousands of times on social media. She calls it ‘The Fox Trot’ and says she still can’t believe she got this […]

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3 years ago
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Temporary Parking Restrictions in Place at Confederation Building Tomorrow

There will be parking restrictions in place on Tuesday at the Confederation Building to accommodate the installation of Newfoundland and Labrador’s next Lieutenant Governor, Joan Marie Aylward. Parking in front of and behind East Block at 100 Prince Philip Drive will only be available to invited guests, MHAs and other vehicles with parking permits for […]

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3 years ago
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Harbour Grace Ocean Enterprises Ltd. Announces Restructuring

Harbour Grace Ocean Enterprises announced it has commenced restructuring proceedings under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act. The marine vessel repair, refit and construction business based in Harbour Grace made the announcement last week. Currently, there are 56 employees at the business that focuses on steel hull and fibreglass hull vessels and provides painting, fibreglass repairs, […]

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3 years ago
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Traffic lights to be shut off Tuesday at busy St. John’s Intersection

Beginning at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, the traffic lights at the Allandale Road-Bonaventure Avenue- Elizabeth Avenue Intersection will be shut down. The shut down is to facilitate the ongoing work in this area. Flag persons will be on site to direct traffic. Motorists should anticipate delays and use alternate routes where possible. Power will be […]

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3 years ago
News, Traffic

No injuries after vehicle strikes pole in Harbour Grace

On Saturday morning the Harbour Grace Volunteer Fire Brigade responded to a motor vehicle collision on Harvey Street near Ultamar. A vehicle struck a utility pole cracking the pole off causing wires to fall onto the ground. The road between Cochrane Street and Bannerman Street was closed for some time. Newfoundland Power also responded and […]

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3 years ago
NTV Weather Update, Weather

Monday’s forecast; new week, new weather pattern!

Well… it’s Monday and we’ve started a new work week. For many of you (not me) today is a stat holiday and you get to enjoy one more day of rest before the work week truly begins tomorrow… Tuesday. I think Tuesday is the worst day of the week, but that’s a subject for another […]

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