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Recent News

3 years ago
News

RNC sending out safety tips for a safe and happy Halloween

The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary is asking parents, children and drivers to take extra precautions this Halloween to ensure a frightfully fun celebration. 1.       Respect Traffic Rules: Drivers are asked to reduce their speeds significantly and use extra caution, especially in residential areas. Trick-or-treaters should always use crosswalks, look both ways before crossing the street, and obey traffic […]

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3 years ago
Arts & Entertainment, News

ArtsNL and Equinor announce 2023 Equinor ArtsSmarts Scholarship recipient

Recently, ArtsNL and Equinor Canada announced the 2023 Equinor ArtsSmarts Scholarship recipient. Gray Parsons of St. John’s has been awarded the Equinor ArtsSmarts Scholarship this year. The scholarship of $2,500 is awarded to a Newfoundland and Labrador high school student who enrolls full-time in a degree or diploma program at a recognized publicly funded Canadian […]

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3 years ago
News

Qalipu First Nation and NL Health Services Announce New Indigenous Patient Navigator

The Qalipu First Nation has partnered with Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services to introduce a new position at Western Regional Memorial Hospital. The Indigenous Patient Navigator will help First Nation, Inuit and Innu patients and their families navigate the healthcare system. This person will also work to ensure that their care is culturally safe, comfortable, […]

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3 years ago
News

Innovation Week kicks off today

The 10th annual Innovation Week kicks off today at the St. John’s Convention Centre. The event brings together the province’s business community, youth and public and private partners for a series of events. The events are aimed to raise awareness, create connections, showcase startup entrepreneurship and create a foundation for a strong tech sector in […]

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3 years ago
NTV Weather Update, Weather

Snow and rain end this morning, weather improves for the Trick-or-Treaters… but it’s going to be cold!

St. John’s International Airport is reporting 6 cm of snow since late Monday night and roads across many areas of eastern and southeastern Newfoundland are locally slick this morning. The NL511.ca map shows this rather well. As you head out to work this morning, remember snow means slow. And if you don’t have your snow […]

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3 years ago
News, Traffic, Travel

Winter driving conditions across parts of Newfoundland

Roads on the Avalon Peninsula are slushy with icy patches and a few snow-covered sections. Roads are partly snow-covered on Route 210, 360, 480, and on Baie Verte Peninsula. In central Newfoundland roads are wet. Roads are bare across the west coast and in Labrador. Visibility remains fair to good. The MV Legionnaire is operating […]

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3 years ago
News

Construction to Begin on Kelly’s Brook Shared-Use Path

A new construction project is set to begin next week on Kelly’s Brook Trail in St. John’s. The multi-year project will start on November 6 at Kelly’s Brook Park between Newtown Road and Guy Street. Work will carry over into the 2024 season extending along Kelly’s Brook Trail between Carpasian Road and Guy Street. In […]

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3 years ago
News

Badger firefighter suffers devastating loss in weekend blaze

There was a devastating house fire in Badger this weekend, where a family lost everything they owned. It turns out it was the home of a member of the fire department. NTV’s Colleen Lewis has that story.

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3 years ago
Health, News

Province reviewing fertility services

A review into how to improve fertility services, including access to in-vitro fertilization, is under way. NTV’s Ben Cleary has more on that story.

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3 years ago
Health, News

Province receives significant funding through Canadian Drugs and Substances Strategy

Today, the federal government announced $21 million for projects tackling substance use and addictions. As NTV’s Bailey Howard tells us, Newfoundland and Labrador received the second highest amount of funding in the country.

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