6 months ago
Snow returns to Newfoundland Wednesday for another Spring accumulation
Ryan Harding, NTV Weather Centre Another bought of snow moves over most of the island Wednesday, however, this time around the wind is limited and so too are the final totals, relatively. Newfoundland’s snow Wednesday ranges from 5-20 cm Wednesday’s anticipated totals: Metro region: 15-20 cmSouthern Avalon: 10-15 cmClarenville: 10-15 cmBonavista Peninsula: 5-10 cmBurin Peninsula: […]
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6 months ago
Harbour Grace RCMP stops vehicle in Carbonear, passenger arrested for breaching curfew
Harbour Grace RCMP arrested a 54-year-old man for violating his court-imposed conditions after stopping a vehicle outside a business early Monday morning in Carbonear. At approximately 4:00 a.m. on March 30, an officer on patrol conducted a traffic stop of a passenger vehicle in the parking lot of a business on Columbus Drive in Carbonear. […]
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6 months ago
RNC arrest male for property damage
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary has made an arrest following property damage in St. John’s. Yesterday (March 30) around 9:30 p.m., police responded to a suspicious male at the intersection of Burgeo Street and Topsail Road. Upon arrival, officers located the male who was reported to have caused damage to a bus. While arresting the male […]
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6 months ago
Changes to masking requirements as of April 1
Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) Health Services is advising the public of upcoming changes to masking requirements at health-care facilities across the province, effective Wednesday, April 1. These updated guidelines are based on the continued monitoring of epidemiology and current cases of respiratory illness recorded in the province and within our health-care facilities. The public is reminded that […]
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6 months ago
RCMP investigating discovery of canine remains in Upper Island Cove
Police are investigating after canine remains were discovered in Upper Island Cove late last week. The RCMP confirmed that officers responded to a report around 5:40 p.m. on Friday, March 27, 2026, after the remains of a dog were found down an embankment along Bishops Cove Shore Road. With assistance from the Harbour Grace Volunteer […]
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6 months ago
NAPE sounds alarm over cuts to social work seats at Memorial University
NAPE is raising concerns about reduced training capacity for social workers at MUN warning the move could worsen already critical staffing shortages across the province. NAPE president Jerry Earle says the union recently learned that the university reduced the number of available seats in its social work program by 20 per cent last year. The […]
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6 months ago
Fort Point Lighthouse named finalist for ‘Next Great Save’
The National Trust for Canada, the country’s leading charity dedicated to protecting and promoting heritage places, has announced 12 finalists for the Next Great Save, a national competition that helps restore cherished historic places across Canada. Public voting opens Tuesday, April 7, 2026, with $65,000 in prizes available to support winning projects, including a $50,000 grand prize […]
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6 months ago
Regiment hope to take series lead in Cape Breton tonight
After splitting a weekend series to open the QMJHL playoffs, the NL Regiment are back in action tonight in Cape Breton against the Screaming Eagles. Game 3 goes 7:30 tonight. The Regiment, who finished third overall in the Eastern Conference, dropped a 3-2 decision Thursday in the opening game of the best-of-seven league quarterfinal series. […]
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6 months ago
NLFL says minimum wage increase falls short as living wage gap widens across province
Despite a scheduled 35-cent increase to the provincial minimum wage set for tomorrow, workers in Newfoundland and Labrador remain caught in a crisis of affordability, with data revealing that a minimum wage job is not enough to cover basic living expenses. “A higher minimum wage is one of the most powerful tools we have to address affordability. […]
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