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6 months ago
Business, News

Air Canada CEO announces retirement amid criticism over lack of French

Breaking news out of Ottawa this morning. Air Canada chief executive Michael Rousseau has confirmed he will retired later this year. The timing is interesting since he came under fire last week for he failed to deliver a video condolence message in French following a plane crash that claimed the lives of two Air Canada […]

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6 months ago
Justice, News

RNC in Labrador City arrest impaired driver

The RNC has charged a man with impaired driving. On March 29 at approximately 2:15 a.m., police observed a male operating a side-by-side on Humber Avenue in Labrador City. Officers conducted a traffic safety stop where the driver failed the roadside screening. As a result, the 44-year-old driver was arrested and subsequently charged with impaired […]

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6 months ago
Business, News

NAPE raises alarm over reduction in social work training seats at Memorial University

The Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Public and Private Employees (NAPE) is raising serious concerns following confirmation that seats in the Social Work Program at Memorial University will be reduced by 20% this year. This reduction comes on top of an additional cut implemented the previous year. The decision, according to the union, arrives at […]

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6 months ago
Business, News

Canadian Taxpayers Federation calling on Ottawa to cancel the alcohol tax and politician pay hike

 The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is calling on Prime Minister Mark Carney to immediately cancel the alcohol tax increase and member of Parliament pay raise that are both set to happen on April 1. “Politicians shouldn’t be taking more money out of Canadians’ pockets and stuffing more money into their own,” said Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal […]

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6 months ago
News

St. Mary’s seeking information from impacted fish plant workers following fire

As the Town of St. Mary’s works with the provincial government to explore support options for displaced fish plant workers, following last year’s fire, the town is requesting information from impacted workers. The town says it is exploring options with the Department of Municipal and Community Affairs, including the potential for a CEEP project. If […]

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6 months ago
News, Sports

Rogues topple Hoopers in back-to-back nights

The Newfoundland Rogues completed their home-series sweep against the Halifax Hoopers 113-108 on Sunday evening. The win sees the Rogues improve their TBL record to 7-5; good for second in the Atlantic Canadian division. After a 7-0 run for the home side to start things, the Hoopers quickly established dominance over the Rogues for the […]

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6 months ago
News, NTV Weather Update, Weather

Snow and rain expected for parts of the province over the next 24 hours; weather system headed for mid week

Monday, March 30, 2026 ST. JOHN’S/BONAVISTA Today: Sunny early this morning then a mix of sun and cloud with 40 percent chance of flurries this afternoon. Wind southwest 20 km/h gusting to 40 increasing to 40 gusting to 60 early this afternoon. High plus 2. Wind chill minus 17 this morning. UV index 3 or […]

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6 months ago
Justice, Local News, News

Vehicle left running in cul-de-sac leads to arrest

Members of RNC Operational Patrol Services responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle in the centre of St. John’s. A member of the public reported someone left their vehicle running in the middle of a cul-de-sac and fled the area on foot. when members arrived, they determined that the vehicle had collided with a […]

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6 months ago
Justice, Local News, News

Police respond to theft in progress

Before the supper hour on Saturday, members of RNC Operational Patrol Services received a complaint of a theft in progress from a business on Stavanger Drive, in St. John’s. When members arrived on scene, the male suspect was just exiting the store and still had the stolen merchandise on him. He was immediately placed under […]

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6 months ago
Business, News

Surprise weekend price adjustments send diesel and home heating costs up again

A string of fuel price hikes is starting to take a toll, now the latest surprise adjustment from the Public Utilities Board is driving up the cost of diesel and home heating fuels. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill reports.

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