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Recent News

3 years ago
Justice, News

Amendments to the Change of Name Act to Allow Denial of Name Changes for Sex Offenders

The Provincial Government is proposing changes to the legal name change process by providing the Minister of Digital Government and Service NL the authority to prohibit sex offenders from legally changing their names. The amendments include 16 designated offences from the Criminal Code, including sexual assault, child pornography, trafficking and aggravated sexual assault. The proposed […]

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3 years ago
Justice, News

Teen pleads guilty to aggravated assault in Prince of Wales Collegiate attack

A teenager pleaded guilty to aggravated assault for an attack on a student at Prince of Wales Collegiate last March. The teen is one of five people charged in the incident. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.

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3 years ago
Your Community

Your Community: Promoting fishing history in St. Pierre et Miquelon

It’s a little piece of France off the south coast of Newfoundland. St. Pierre et Miquelon has a long history with the fishery. Sharon Snow is in Your Community.

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3 years ago
On The Mark, Sports

On the Mark: Mercer and Newhook to face off tonight in Montreal

It’s the battle of Newfoundland. Our young hockey stars square off tonight in a game that has been circled on both of their calendars, as well as fans in this province. Alex Newhook, now sporting the colours of the Montreal Canadiens, will play his former minor hockey and world junior teammate, Dawson Mercer. Their careers […]

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3 years ago
News, Politics, The Inside Story

No election before Christmas, Premier says after State-of-the-Province address

There will be no provincial election before Christmas. That was just one of the messages from Premier Andrew Furey at his annual state of the province address. NTV’s Beth Penney reports.

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3 years ago
News

Premier defends decision to write Bank of Canada asking to stop raising interest rate

The Governor of the Bank of Canada has warned Premier Andrew Furey that asking for a freeze on interest rates could undermine the independence of the bank. That was after Furey joined other provinces last month in asking the bank not to raise interest rates. But today, the Premier defended his actions, saying he has […]

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3 years ago
News

Tent City expands to Colonial Building

The Tent City on Confederation Hill remains in place, but now has expanded to another location in Downtown St. John’s. NTV’s Becky Daley reports.

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3 years ago
News

Affordable housing more difficult to find in Corner Brook

The rate of homelessness in the Corner Brook area has been climbing steadily in recent months.  The community is concerned the level of affordable housing is nowhere near what’s required to meet a growing demand.  NTV’s Don Bradshaw has more.

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3 years ago
News

Town of Lewisporte fighting to keep Scotiabank branch

With local bank branches closing across the province, Lewisporte is getting ready to fight for what it believes is an essential part of its economy. That’s after learning Scotiabank is closing its branch. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.

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