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6 months ago
News

Newfoundland Power accepting grant applications for EnviroFest 2026

Newfoundland Power is celebrating nearly three decades of EnviroFest, the cornerstone of the company’s community-based Environmental Commitment Program. Applications are now open for EnviroFest 2026, supporting community projects that promote sustainability and positive environmental action across the province. This year, five grants of up to $6,000 each will be awarded to successful applicants. Organizations interested […]

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6 months ago
Nature, News

New chapter of Safari Club International set up in this province

A new hunter rights and conservation not-for-profit organization has been set up in the province and it’s a name many hunters will recognize – Safari Club International.   The newest chapter of SCI was approved by Safari Club International board of directors on Feb. 17 at the annual convention in Nashville, Tennessee. SCI Newfoundland & […]

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6 months ago
Justice, News

RNC hosting public pill drop

The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) has partnered with Memorial University’s School of Pharmacy to host a community pill drop. Members of the public are invited to bring unused or expired medications to RNC Headquarters in St. John’s tomorrow (Saturday, March 21) between 12 p.m. – 6 p.m. for proper disposal. Accepted medications include; all types […]

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6 months ago
News

100 young women across N.L. to receive provincial scholarships Friday morning

The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador is recognizing the achievements of young women across the province through the awarding of 100 scholarships marking the 100th anniversary of women gaining the right to vote and hold public office. Premier Tony Wakeham and Women and Gender Equality Minister Lela Evans will join Lieutenant Governor Joan Marie Aylward […]

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6 months ago
News

The Disability Advocate Act passes third reading in House of Assembly on Thursday

It’s something disabilities advocates across the province have been long calling for. Now, Bill 1, the Disability Advocate Act received its third reading in the House of Assembly on Thursday. The Bill establishes an independent Office of the Disability Advocate as a Statutory Office of the House of Assembly. Consistent with the “Nothing About Us Without […]

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6 months ago
News

Two Corner Brook Men Wanted After Assault With Bear Spray

The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) is searching for Joshua Roberts and Todd Barry of Corner Brook. On Saturday (March 14), RNC Operational Patrol Services responded to a disturbance at a residence on Crestview Avenue in Corner Brook where officers located a man who had been assaulted with bear spray. The men believed to be responsible […]

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6 months ago
Weather

Snowy morning commute for Avalon Friday

Ryan Harding, NTV Weather Centre A bit of snow passes over the Avalon, brushing the Bonavista and Burin Peninsula, through the overnight but lingers in the Metro region for some of it’s heaviest snowfall during Friday’s morning commute. 5-20 cm of snow expected across Avalon Friday, flurries touch portions of Newfoundland The snow totals, compared […]

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6 months ago
News

Gas Prices Increase Again

In the Public Utilities Board’s scheduled Friday adjustment to fuel prices, there are increases right across the board. The price of gas is up 6.3 cents per litre, while diesel on the island is up by 4.7 cpl. In parts of Labrador, diesel is up 4.5 cents, and stove oil rises by 3.9 cents per […]

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6 months ago
News, Politics

C.B.S. family’s heartbreak prompts government to change expropriation policy

The heartache that one Conception Bay South family is feeling has prompted government to change its policy. At issue is how the province deals with expropriated land that it no longer needs. NTV’s Beth Penney first reported the issue on Sunday, and now has more in tonight’s top story. 

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