Recent News

Recent News

3 years ago
News, Traffic, Travel

A few snow-covered sections for your morning drive

On the Avalon and Burin Peninsula roads are bare with some slushy areas. In central roads are partly snow-covered from Gander to Notre Dame Junction and Routes 330, 340, 350, and 352. Robinsons to Corner Brook and the Bay of Islands along with the Burgeo Highway is partly snow-covered. Roads are bare on the Great […]

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3 years ago
News

City offices in St. John’s closed today in observance of Remembrance Day

Most city offices in St. John’s will be closed today in observance of the Remembrance Day holiday. Recreation facilities will be open and washrooms will be open at Bannerman Park, Bowring Park, Kenny’s Pond and Quidi Vidi Lake. Waste and recycling will be collected and the Robin Hood Bay Waste Management Facility will be open […]

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3 years ago
News

Light snow and falling temperatures lead to slippery roads and two traffic mishaps

A drop in temperature and some light snow made highways on the northeast Avalon peninsula slippery on Sunday evening, contributing to two single-vehicle mishaps. At about 8:00 p.m. the driver of a pickup truck traveling westbound on the Outer Ring Road lost control of the vehicle between Team Gushue Highway and Thorburn Road. The truck […]

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3 years ago
News

Update to Urgent Care Hours in St. Lawrence

NL Health Services is advising the public of an update to the hours of operation for urgent care services at U.S. Memorial Health Centre in St. Lawrence from Nov. 13-17. As such, urgent care will be offered by a nurse practitioner virtually from Tuesday to Friday, between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. A limited number […]

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3 years ago
News, Politics

Energy minister calls agreement with B.C. a good sign

Energy Minister Andrew Parsons is calling a recent clean energy agreement signed with British Columbia a good sign for the province. NTV’s David Salter reports.

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3 years ago
News

Vigil calls for ceasefire in Gaza

A vigil was held at the Colonial Building Sunday afternoon, calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. Attendees were encouraged to bring teddy bears and flowers in memory of children who have died in the conflict.

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3 years ago
News

Bay Roberts woman frustrated with water quality issues

A resident of Bay Roberts is frustrated with water issues in her home, and is equally frustrated with the response from the town. NTV’s Kyle Brookings reports.

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3 years ago
Our Time

Our Time: Teddy Bear Clinic

Hundreds of Memorial University nursing students held their very first teddy bear clinic recently. NTV’s Becky Daley has more.

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3 years ago
Reflections

Reflections: Stories of Remembrance

Jim Furlong reflects on stories of remembrance of those who lost their lives in war.

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