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3 weeks ago
Arts & Entertainment, News

Province announces over $3.1 million to support arts and heritage across Newfoundland and Labrador 

The province announced more than $3.1 million in funding for organizations throughout Newfoundland and Labrador through the Cultural Economic Development Program. Over 100 organizations have received funding through this initiative to date, reflecting the important role arts, culture and heritage play in communities throughout Newfoundland and Labrador. This support helps strengthen communities, create opportunities for […]

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3 weeks ago
Justice, News

Bell Island RCMP arrests ferry passenger for impaired driving

Bell Island RCMP arrested a woman Monday evening, after receiving a call from a concerned resident about a possible impaired driver on the ferry crossing. At approximately 4:45 p.m. on July 6, police on Bell Island received a report that a woman on the ferry was under the influence of alcohol. Officers located her vehicle […]

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3 weeks ago
Business, News

Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro extends power purchase agreement with Corner Brook Pulp and Paper

Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro has extended its interim power purchase agreement with Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited for one year, which began on July 1, and ends on June 30, 2027. This agreement provides the province an opportunity to review and consider Kruger’s proposed approach to diversification at Corner Brook Pulp and Paper. Newfoundland and […]

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3 weeks ago
Arts & Entertainment, News

MUN makes call for expressions of interest for Indigenous artist opportunity

Memorial University is inviting expressions of interest from Indigenous artists for an upcoming project that will contribute to the visibility, representation and celebration of Indigenous cultures across the university. The selected artist will lead the development of a community-centred mural in the rose garden on the St. John’s campus, located between the School of Music, […]

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3 weeks ago
News

Officials feeling more confident in battle against Labrador wildfires

Crews continue to stretch out resources across Labrador as 25 wildfires continue to burn. Officials are feeling more confident today as suppression efforts over the last 24 hours has allowed for the Labrador-Quebec railway to open. Here’s NTV’s Becky Daley.

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3 weeks ago
Business, News

Equinor says BP’s departure doesn’t change plans for Bay du Nord project

Equinor and the province’s energy regulator hosted a public review session in St. John’s Thursday evening to answer questions on the Bay du Nord project. Equinor says the departure of BP from the project doesn’t change any of their plans. NTV’s Bailey Howard has more.

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3 weeks ago
Justice, News, Politics

NDP wants provincial government to examine how restorative justice could help the system

The NDP is asking the Department of Justice and Public Safety to work collaboratively on an approach to examine how restorative justice could help ease pressure on the justice system. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill reports.

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3 weeks ago
Nature, News

Whale Release and Stranding Group works with DFO to free entangled humpback whale near Bonavista

The Whale Release and Stranding Group worked with a DFO team from Bonavista to free an entangled humpback whale on Thursday.

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3 weeks ago
Politics, The Inside Story

Inside Story: Former Peckford chief of staff weighs in on Churchill Falls negotiations

The Churchill River negotiations continue behind closed doors between Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec. This week, Michael Connors sat down with Alvin Hewlett, who was chief of staff to Premier Brian Peckford back in the 1980s to get his thoughts on all things Churchill Falls then and now.

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3 weeks ago
Places To Go

Places to Go: Murray’s Garden Centre

Tonight on Places to Go, Sharon Snow checks out flower bouquets at Murray’s Garden Centre.

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