Hurricane Lee is still swirling north of the Caribbean Island this afternoon but is a bit of a weaker storm. The latest analysis from the National Hurricane Centre in the US shows winds of speeds of 185 km/h, making the storm a category 3 on the Saffir-Simpson scale. The storm is still heading toward the […]
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Today the sun was out and the tourists were in. The tourism season continues in the capital city with three cruise ships visits this weekend. On Saturday, Holland America Line’s Zaandam ship visited the port with more than 1300 passengers and more than 500 crew members in tow. It was the Zaandam’s second visit this […]
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A 33-year-old man from Deer Lake has been charged with first-degree murder. Justin Campbell was arrested Friday afternoon after a 69-year-old Deer Lake woman was found dead in her home. The accused is a relative of the victim. Campbell appeared in court Saturday and was remanded into custody, with his next court appearance scheduled for […]
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Ottawa’s Senate Committee on Fisheries and Oceans will be in the province this week studying the seal population. Members of the Committee, including Newfoundland and Labrador Senators, Fabian Manning and Iris Petten will meet with members of government, Indigenous leaders, fish harvesters and those from the seal products industry over a three day tour beginning […]
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The RNC responded to a vehicle rollover shortly before 1:00 a.m on Saturday on the Trans Canada Highway just east of Labrador City. Police report the vehicle left the road and struck an embankment before flipping on its side. Two of the occupants were pinned in the vehicle, one of which had to be extracted […]
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Two people were sent to hospital following a single-vehicle rollover on the Outer Ring Road just after midnight on Saturday. Emergency crews responded to the eastbound lanes of the highway, near Portugal Cove Road, at about 12:15 a.m.. The driver of an eastbound sedan lost control of the vehicle near the exit to Portugal Cove […]
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Police say more people have come forward after this week’s arrest of a 32-year-old teacher for sexual assault. The opposition is now calling on government to update safety policies. NTV’s Beth Penney reports.
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After working together for close to a decade, the Liberty Consulting Group and Public Utilities Board re cutting ties. The Liberty Group had some parting criticisms for Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.
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The weather across the Province be half not-so-good on Saturday and half-decent for some areas on Sunday. Our Saturday will see areas of rain pushing through Labrador, and even some snow in the higher elevations of the North Coast. While on the Island, predominantly cloudy skies will be the rule, with areas of showers on […]
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