The provincial government has installed new highway signs across the province reminding motorists of the dangers of distracted driving. There are changes to penalties under the Highway Traffic Act. The maximum fine for driving without due care and attention is $1,300, the maximum penalties for driving without due care and attention causing bodily harm or […]
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The Insignia cruise ship will pay a visit to St. John’s today. The ship, operated by Oceania Cruises Inc, arrives at 11:00 a.m. and will leave port at 8:00 p.m. The ship carries 702 passengers. The Insignia is one of three cruise ships that will visit the city this weekend. The Celebrity Summit will arrive […]
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A 22-year-old female will appear in court today after RNC officers responded to a report of unknown trouble in Logy Bay-Middle Cove overnight. At 11:00 p.m. officers responded to a residence in the community. Officers conducted an investigation, and the accused was arrested at scene. She is charged with assault with a weapon.
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Good Friday morning! The weather across the Island today should be nicer, and calmer, than yesterday. We can expect mostly sunny, to even sunny, skies throughout the day. However… on the Avalon, it looks like the clouds will not fully clear off until later this morning. The image below is a cloud cover forecast for […]
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The swimming pool at the Paul Reynolds Community Centre in St. John’s will be closed from August 27 to September 9. The pool will be closed for scheduled maintenance. The remainder of the Community Centre will remain open during this time. The pool will reopen on the regular schedule on September 10.
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Roads across the province this morning are mostly dry with good visibility. On the Avalon Peninsula there is some fog causing reduced visibility. All provincial ferries are on schedule with the exception of the Rose Blanche-Harbour le Cou ferry and the MV Kamutik W. Construction is still ongoing on the TCH from Gander to Glenwood. […]
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Tonight’s Outlook The showers across the Island will ease off and eventually end overnight. Lows will fall to near 10º for most locations, and by tomorrow morning skies will be mostly clear. Much of Labrador will see a quiet night, initially but showers and areas of rain will push into the west late tonight and […]
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Tonight on Inspiring NL: Talk of the Tiny Towns, NTV’s Marykate O’Neill heads to south Dildo to check out the Barn Cafe and some glamorous camping.
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Everwind Fuels is waiting for government approval to establish a wind-hydrogen project on the Burin Peninsula, but residents hope the revitalization of the airstrip will have further benefits for access to air ambulance and more. This week, the company hosted a town meeting. NTV’s Ross Tilley was at that meeting and files this report.
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The company proposing to build a wind-powered hydrogen production facility in Stephenville has submitted its final environmental impact statement to the provincial government for approval. NTV’s Don Bradshaw has the details of what the document contains.
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