Bay St. George RCMP nabbed two suspected impaired drivers over the past few days. The RCMP received a report of a motor vehicle crash on Kippens Road in Kippens on Sunday. A car struck a utility pole and landed on top of an unoccupied parked vehicle. The 38-year-old female driver showed signs of alcohol impairment […]
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THIS WEATHER ALERT HAS BEEN ENDED A Frost Advisory has been issued for Tuesday night into early Wednesday morning by the Environment and Climate Change Canada Weather Office in Gander. The Frost Advisory is in effect for the following areas: Current details: Frost may damage some crops in frost-prone areas. Minimum temperatures: -2 to +2 […]
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Good Tuesday morning! We are off to a chilly start for much of the Island with temperatures in the lower half of the single digits for many areas. I suspect there is definitely some patchy frost, even though Badger was the only ‘official’ weather station to dip below freezing, and as of 5:30 AM NDT […]
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Fairly good driving conditions across the province this morning, roads are clear and dry in all areas with good visibility. Marine Atlantic is operating on time, most provincial ferries are also operating on the normal schedule. Today is a maintenance day on the Marine Coaster 3, the vessel will be going to Petite Forte for […]
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In an unscheduled pricing adjustment overnight, the Public Utilities Board adjusted the price of gasoline. Gas has decreased by 8.8 cents per litre. The board cited recent market activity as the reason for the adjustment. The next regularly scheduled pricing adjustment is on September 28.
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Premier Andrew Furey says Quebec needs to “show me the money” in the Churchill Falls renewal talks. The premier smoke to reporters in Quebec City Monday ahead of a meeting of New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers.
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The Newfoundland and Labrador Cancer Conference for Women will take place in November. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill has more.
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It’s been years of interruptions for students who have previously had to write public exams. That has made it challenging to evaluate students in where they fit in future learning. The province has announced a new model evaluation for high school students, something slated to come next year. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill has this report.
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