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3 years ago
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Your Community: Red Shoe Walk

The Red Shoe Crew Walk is being held for Ronald McDonald House. NTV’s Amanda Mews has the details in Your Community.

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3 years ago
News

Protests over LGBTQ+ school policies trigger counter protests declaring ‘no space for hate’

Anti-LGBTQ+ rallies were held across the country today, triggering counter protests declaring no space for hate. Police had to get involved during an exchange between the two groups on Confederation Hill today. NTV’s Beth Penney reports.  

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3 years ago
NTV Weather Update, Weather

Eddie’s forecast; will be feelin’ like fall as the weekend nears

Tonight’s Outlook Expect areas of showers across southeastern Labrador and much of western and northwestern Newfoundland as a trough begins to work its way through. Farther north and west in Labraodr and east and south on the Island, the weather will be calmer and drier. Lows will be near 10 on the Island and range […]

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3 years ago
Justice, News

Drone helps find missing berry picker in Glovertown

An elderly, diabetic man is recovering today after spending much of the night lost in the woods with no provisions. The man went berry picking Monday and when he didn’t return hours later, a Glovertown RCMP was alerted at around 6 p.m. RCMP officers, along with RCMP dog services and Bonavista Bay Search and Rescue, […]

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3 years ago
Justice, News

RCMP investigating suspected arson after burned-out excavator found in Seal Cove

Harbour Breton RCMP is investigating a report of arson that happened last month at the town dump in Seal Cove. Police received a call on the afternoon of Aug. 26, reporting a burned-out excavator, which had been parked at the town dump in Seal Cove. Sometime between the night of Aug. 24 and the morning […]

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3 years ago
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Premier Furey travels to Alberta to attract skilled workers to move to this province

Newfoundland and Labrador is anticipating almost 80,000 job openings within the next decade. Most of these jobs will be in skilled trades, transportation and equipment operation, as well as sales and service. Tomorrow, Premier Andrew Furey will be speaking at a special job fair job fair in Fort McMurray, hoping to attract employees to come, […]

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3 years ago
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Police arrest impaired driver operating vehicle without passenger side front tire

A 33-year-old man was arrested for impaired driving by Bay St. George RCMP on Sept 18, following reports of a suspected impaired driver. Shortly before 3:30 p.m. on Monday, police received multiple reports of a suspected impaired driver who was operating a vehicle through the town of Stephenville without a front tire. The described vehicle […]

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3 years ago
Health, News

LPNs to receive wage increase

CUPE has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the provincial government to address some of the wage concerns of Licences Pratical Nursess and their impact on recruitment and retention in the province. The agreement includes a $2.48 to $3.11 per hour fixed adjustment, depending on classification in addition to current Collective Agreement wage increases. Up […]

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3 years ago
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EverWind Fuels installs MET tower near St. Lawrence

EverWind Fuels has completed the installation of meteorological and wind data collection equipment on a MET tower near St. Lawrence. These towers are used at project sites to assess wind resources. The tower is one of six planned for 2023. Once the towers are in place, it will provide the company with the largest number […]

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3 years ago
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Woman arrested after refusing to pay taxi fare and theft

Just before 9:00 p.m. last evening the RNC responded to a residence on Empire Avenue, to a report of fraud. The complainant reported, “a patron refused to pay taxi fare”. The 30-year-old female suspect was located and officers determined that she had also been involved in a recent theft from a business. The woman was […]

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