Clarenville RCMP seized a vehicle from a 34-year-old suspended driver during a traffic stop early this morning. Shortly after 2:30 a.m. on March 27, a Clarenville RCMP officer patrolling the eastbound Trans-Canada Highway observed a vehicle being operated by someone they recognized as a prohibited driver. A traffic stop was initiated and police confirmed that […]
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The Newfoundland Regiment dropped a tight contest 3-2 to the Cape Breton Eagles on Thursday night at the Mary Brown’s Centre in the opening game of the QMJHL playoffs. Newfoundland captain Justin Larose opened his team’s playoff account with a powerplay strike 6:18 into the game to make it 1-0 Regiment. Maddex Marmulak scored the […]
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The Mount Pearl-Paradise Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to announce the success of this year’s Best in Business Awards Gala, held on Thursday, March 26, 2026, at the Reid Centre in Mount Pearl and hosted by the charismatic Keith Power, the evening brought together over 200 attendees to celebrate the excellence, innovation, and resilience of […]
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The NL Gulf Ferry Coalition, a group of industry leaders advocating for the growth of Newfoundland and Labrador’s economy and improved transportation connectivity, recently travelled to Ottawa to push for more reliable and sustainable ferry capacity within Marine Atlantic’s ferry system. During the visit, coalition members met with representatives from the Prime Minister’s Office, Transport […]
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Ryan Harding, NTV Weather Centre Spring is a season of transition and that is exactly what we’ll see across Newfoundland Friday as Labrador settles in to a more moderate snowfall. The alerts are on the board reflecting a mixed radar with blowing snow, rainfall and wind warnings issued by Environment Canada. Labrador West as an […]
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The sixth price adjustment in the last eight days from the Public Utilities Board brought decreases for all fuels, but by varying amounts. The price of gas is down one cent a litre, while diesel drops by 12.6 cents on the Island, and a small fraction more for parts of Labrador. Both furnace and stove […]
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We first brought you this story in January… a community sounding the alarm following a string of violent crime. Many have been advocating for change, especially when it comes to bail and re-offenders being released. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill has tonight’s top story.
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The Association of Seafood Producers has written an open letter to Premier Tony Wakeham raising concerns for the future of the fish processing sector. NTV’s Bailey Howard has the story.
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