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4 months ago
Arts & Entertainment, News

The Chicks headline second sold-out night at Churchill Park Music Festival

It was a spectacular weekend for music fans as thousands packed Churchill Park in St. John’s for two unforgettable nights of live entertainment. The Chicks took centre stage Saturday night, delivering a powerhouse performance that reminded fans why they’re one of country music’s most celebrated acts. The 13-time Grammy Award winners had the crowd singing […]

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4 months ago
News, Weather

Weather Forecast: Sunday, July 19

Much of Newfoundland and Labrador will see another warm day today before rain, drizzle and gusty winds spread across many regions overnight. Here’s your weather forecast. St. John’s / Bonavista TodayMainly cloudy skies with a 40 per cent chance of showers developing late this afternoon in Bonavista. Wind southwest 20 km/h gusting to 40, becoming […]

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4 months ago
News, Sports

Argentina and Spain face off for 2026 World Cup title; watch live on NTV and NTV+

The stage is set for the biggest match in world football. Defending champion Argentina takes on Spain in the FIFA World Cup Final this afternoon after both nations survived a grueling month-long tournament. Argentina punched its ticket with a dramatic 2-1 comeback victory over England in the semifinals, scoring twice in the closing minutes. Spain […]

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4 months ago
News, Sports

Some big-name Canadiens stars to join Alex Newhook for his third annual golf tournament on Aug. 4

One of Newfoundland and Labrador’s biggest summer sports fundraisers is back, and once again, Montreal Canadiens forward Alex Newhook is bringing plenty of star power with him. The third annual Alex Newhook Golf Classic tees off August 4th at Bally Haly Country Club in St. John’s. Joining Newhook this year are Canadiens teammates Jayden Struble, […]

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4 months ago
Business, News

Atlantic Canadians caught in the ‘pre-spent paycheque’ cycle as financial pressures drive ‘Lifestyle Shrinkflation’

More than two-thirds (68%) say at least half of their income is already committed to bills, debt payments and regular expenses before it arrives, while two in five (42%) say most of their paycheque is already spoken for, both the highest proportions among regions. Many Atlantic Canadians are entering each pay period with much of […]

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4 months ago
Arts & Entertainment, News

Greg Malone returns to LSPU Hall stage July 22-26

Renowned Newfoundland performer Greg Malone returns to the LSPU Hall stage July 22-26 in Richard Three: Pas de Deux, a bold new theatrical adaptation of Shakespeare’s Richard the Third by acclaimed Canadian director Jeannette Lambermont-Morey. The production co-stars Olivia-Graeme McNabb, who plays a variety of characters against Malone’s titular role. “I love Shakespeare, and I’ve wanted to do Richard the Third since I […]

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4 months ago
Health, News

New pilot program increases Schedevac flights in coastal Labrador

The provincial government has introduced a pilot program to increase Schedevac flights for coastal Labrador communities in an effort to reduce delays and improve access to health care. Minister of Labrador Affairs, Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation, and Health and Community Services Minister Lela Evans announced the additional flights on Thursday alongside representatives from Indigenous governments […]

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4 months ago
Local News, Nature, News

Locals fishing encounter family of whales in C.B.N.

A day on the water cod fishing turned into a show for one local boat operator and friends, as a family of whales swarmed around the boat, preventing them from moving too far. The operator, said he was afraid he would injure one of them, and slowly took his time leaving the area. He took […]

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4 months ago
Uncategorized

Bank of Canada holds key rate at 2.25%

The Bank of Canada is keeping its key interest rate unchanged at 2.25 per cent, noting the economy is showing signs of improvement despite months of sluggish growth. In its latest policy report, the Bank of Canada says inflation is easing and consumer spending has remained resilient. However, it warns that uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariffs […]

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4 months ago
Health, News

Province commits to enhanced wildfire suppression and emergency services resources for Labrador 

The province is further enhancing wildfire suppression and emergency service resources in Labrador.   Minister Forsey made the announcement in Labrador West, joined by Labrador West MHA Joe Power, Wabush Mayor Gertie Canning, and Labrador City Mayor Jordan Brown.  To further support wildfire suppression resources in Labrador, the province will:  “In the past days and weeks, […]

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