Helen Conway Ottenheimer, the Minister of Justice and Public Safety, will be available to the media today to provide an update on the ongoing work to address the issues being experienced in the provincial courts. The availability will begin at 2 p.m. in the Confederation Building Media Centre.
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Wednesday, December 3rd around 7:20am, RNC responded to a home in St. John’s, where a woman said an ex-partner assaulted her. After investigating, police found the 50-year old man at his residence in CBS. He now faces charges of assault, impaired driving, and unlawfully being in a dwelling. The suspect will appear in court this […]
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Just before 9:00 yesterday morning, RNC responded to a report of a break and enter at a home in the west end of St. John’s. After investigating, officers found a 60-year old man in the basement of the residence. He was arrested for break and enter and breach of release order, and will appear in […]
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The federal NDP is currently in the midst of a leadership race to replace Jagmeet Singh, who lost his seat in the last federal election. One of the candidates is Heather McPherson, who is the MP for Edmonton-Strathcona. She is in St. John’s today, campaigning for support, and spoke to NTV News about issues facing […]
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St. John’s City Council has updated its residential bylaw property standards act. The aim is to tighten up areas that council, residents and even staff sometimes have challenges navigating. One such example would be giving enforcement officers clearer rules on everything from property maintenance and cleanup to ensuring residential properties have working carbon monoxide detectors.
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“A Trinity Hall Christmas” is returning for a third year. NTV’s Amanda Mews reports.
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“Whadda Ya Call It? Productions” is a theatre company helping youth and young adults gain theatre experience, on the community stage. Building a bridge between high school theatre, and the first years of university. NTV’s Amanda Mews drops by, as the company prepares for their upcoming holiday show.
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Students across the island were treated to their first snow day of the season, as an early December storm moved in today. The system also forced some power outages as well as flight, and ferry cancelations. NTV’s Beth Penney reports.
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Justice Minister Helen Conway Ottenheimer will give an update Thursday on reduced services at provincial courts. The recent cuts are now drawing concerns from the legal community. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.
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