Recent News

Recent News

5 months ago
Business, News

Price of Gas Jumps in Friday’s Adjustment

Friday morning comes with another price adjustment from the Public Utilities Board, and most fuels are a little more expensive today. The price of gas is up 7.3 cents per litre, diesel rises by 9.8 cents, and furnace oil is up 8.45 cpl. In Labrador, diesel is up by 8.3 cents, and stove oil increases […]

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5 months ago
News

Iceberg season off to a busy start, with several spotted off our shores

The iceberg season is off to a  busy start in the province, with several spotted off our shores, a good sign there could be plenty more to come. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.

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5 months ago
Your Community

Your Community: Communities Ideas Festival

Non-profit and volunteer organizations are the backbone of communities. Though,  in trying economic times, they can be stretched thin. NTV’s Amanda Mews drops by the “Community Ideas Festival”, where there’s strength in numbers.

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5 months ago
News

New teaching positions, return of the tuition freeze part of education initiatives in Budget 2026

Another big piece of the pie in Budget 2026 was education, with new funding for a tuition reimbursement program, new teaching positions and the return of the tuition freeze.  NTV’s Bailey Howard tells us more. 

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5 months ago
News, Politics

Budget 2026: Advocates say clarity is needed on the future of Horizons at 106

Advocates say they need clarity on the future of Horizons at 106, the former airport hotel now dedicated to providing housing. As NTV’s Beth Penney tells us, there was no mention of future funding in this week’s budget, and the lease expires at the end of the year.

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5 months ago
Politics, The Inside Story

Inside Story: Lela Evans reveals health issues while discussing pre-budget comments

Health Minister Lela Evans says comments she made about medical transportation before the provincial budget were taken out of comments. She also publicly revealed personal health issues to reporters.

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5 months ago
News, Politics

Review of Churchill Falls MOU due today, unknown when government will release it

The provincial government was set to receive the review of the Churchill Falls MOU Thursday. Premier Tony Wakeham says it will need to be reviewed by lawyers for commercially sensitive information before it can be released. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

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5 months ago
Justice, News

Crown rests case at Dean Penney murder trial after jury reviews text messages

Dean Penney’s first degree murder trial was scheduled for this morning in Corner Brook, but there was another delay because of an issue with a juror. NTV’s Becky Daley reports. 

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