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7 months ago
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RNC Stop Wednesday Afternoon Theft at St. John’s Business

Shortly before 3pm on Wednesday, March 11th, RNC patrol services responded to a report of a theft in progress at a business in the east end of St. John’s. There, officers located a 43-year old man still inside the store. He was arrested and charged with breach of release order and breach of probation. He […]

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7 months ago
News

Big Drop for Diesel Prices, No Change for Gas in Latest Adjustment

In a surprise fuel price adjustment from the Public Utilities Board, there is a big drop for diesel prices, but no change to the price of gasoline. The price of diesel has decreased by up to 12.3 cents a litre on the island, and by 14.4 cents for parts of Labrador. Furnace oil is down […]

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7 months ago
News

First Light outlines gaps in Indigenous health care, highlighting proposed clinic

A new report by First Light has found gaps in urban Indigenous primary care, are costing this provinces health care system almost $4 million dollars each year. As NTV’s Beth Penney tells us, the organization says, they are creating a path forward. 

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7 months ago
News

Day 12 of war in the Middle East, many stuck in the cross-fire

The war in the Middle East is now in day 12, with the attacks are growing. Many are still stuck in the cross-fire with few options.  NTV’s Becky Daley reports. 

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7 months ago
Backstage Pass

Backstage Pass: Artistic Fraud presents ‘Man of the Year’

A brand new rock musical from ‘Artistic Fraud’ is making it’s world debut at the Majestic Theatre in St. John’s, tomorrow night.  Four years in the making, the original show is based on the music of Sean Panting.  NTV’s Amanda Mews spoke with the legendary local songwriter, Sean Panting, and writer Robert Chafe about, “Man […]

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7 months ago
Business, News

Grocery prices expected to increase due to war in the Middle East

Oil and gas prices aren’t the only thing you’ll see spike because of the war in the Middle East. As NTV’s Marykate O’Neill tells us, you may start to feel the effects at the grocery store in the weeks and months ahead. 

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7 months ago
News

Government defends licensing process of hiring international medical graduates

A retiring family doctor in Grand Falls-Windsor was hoping for help from the provincial government for hiring an international medical graduate. In a statement today, government is defending the licensing process and says it’s important for patient safety. NTV’s Colleen Lewis has more.

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7 months ago
Local News, News

City of St. John’s approves capital budget, focusing on street repair and snow clearing

The City of St. John’s has approved its capital budget, focusing on street and sidewalk repairs, snow clearing equipment and park projects as key priority areas for 2026.  NTV’s Bailey Howard tells us more. 

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