Tourism minister says she regrets using AI in social media post
The first day back in the House of Assembly after Easter saw the provincial budget date set for April 29, while Tourism Minister Andrea Barbour faced questions about her use of artificial intelligence in a social media post. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.
Read moreNew MRI machines in St. John’s expected to cut wait times and boost recruitment
Two new state-of-the-art MRI machines are now up and running at the Ambulatory Health Hub in St. John’s. As NTV’s Beth Penney reports, officials say the added capacity will help reduce wait times across the province, while also improving doctor recruitment and retention.
Read moreOn the Mark: Dawson Mercer finishes another NHL season with perfect attendance
Another season, another perfect attendance record for Newfoundland hockey star Dawson Mercer. Since breaking into the NHL five years ago, the talented forward hasn’t missed a single game. Here’s NTV’s Mark Dwyer.
Read moreNational Housing Congress brings 650 delegates to St. John’s
A leading organization and authority on all things housing and homelessness is in St. John’s this year to tackle issues on the subject. NTV’s Jodi Cooke reports
Read moreInside Story: Churchill Falls MOU review due day after provincial budget
With the provincial budget set for April 29, the review of the Churchill Falls MOU is due one day later on April 30. All three party leaders spoke to reporters Tuesday.
Read moreYour Community: N.L. teams compete at Cheerleading Worlds
The Cheerleading Worlds get underway this weekend. Amanda Mews speaks with the Cheer Sport Sharks about their involvment.
Read moreIn second confession, Dean Penney told undercover officer he hit Jennifer Hillier-Penney with mallet
Dean Penney’s first-degree murder trial resumed in Corner Brook this morning, where the court heard a recording of a second confession made to an undercover RCMP officer. But while Penney’s first confession suggested that Jennifer Hillier-Penney’s death was accidental, this latest statement tells a very different story. NTV’s Becky Daley reports. Viewer discretion is advised, […]
Read moreBonavista RCMP investigating attempted break and enter, seeking public’s assistance
Bonavista RCMP is investigating an attempted break and enter at a retail store earlier this month, and asking anyone with information to contact police. On April 4, around 1:45 a.m. police responded to a commercial alarm at a cannabis shop on Sweetlands Hill in Bonavista. Officers attended the scene and found that window had been […]
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