It was another day of digging out for much of the Avalon after two major storms dumped over 150 centimetres of snow in some areas. Metro area schools were closed again today so crews could continue with snow clearing efforts. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill reports.
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Tourists have been stranded in Puerto Vallarta and other parts of Mexico since Sunday, after cartel related violence broke out. As NTV’s Beth Penney tells us, for one Newfoundlander in the area on vacation, things are beginning to feel a little less tense.
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It was 20 years ago today when Brad Gushue and Team Canada made history at the 2006 Olympics. Now, later this week, the celebrated Skip will try to win his final title. Canada’s top men’s curling teams will be in St. John’s later this week for the Brier, but all eyes will be on hometown […]
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A well-known businessman from the West Coast passed away this past week. Kevin McDonald was a jack of all trades, and many remember him for the many hats he wore over the years. NTV’s Becky Daley looks back at his life and times.
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It’s back to business for the province’s three NHL players. One is returning from injury, another is keeping an iron-man streak alive and the third is making an impact in his rookie season. Here’s NTV’s Mark Dwyer.
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The Department of Education is advising the public that K-12 schools in the St. John’s Metro region will remain closed tomorrow, Wednesday, February 25. This decision was made in consultation with busing contractors throughout the area. Main roads throughout communities are safely cleared however, many side streets remain narrow and pose safety challenges for large […]
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Ryan Harding, NTV Weather Centre Wednesday brings limited snowfall across the province with flurries popping up here and there. The overnight and morning edition of flurries do come on the back of some high-end wind, however. The coastal Labrador snow looks to trickle off through the overnight, while some flurries pass over the South Coast […]
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