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9 months ago
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Business & Arts NL 2025 Local Holiday Gift Guide features 52 artists from across the province

Business & Arts NL have announced the launch of their annual Local Holiday Gift Guide. During a holiday season where shoppers are showing their dedication to the Canadian economy by shopping locally, the Gift Guide offers direct connections to artists and artisans across the province, and the chance to support Newfoundland and Labrador’s creative economy […]

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9 months ago
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Celebrating Shakespeare International Performance Festival coming to LSPU Hall

On Monday, Shakespeare By The Sea Festival announced that St. John’s will host STACON26, the annual conference of the Shakespeare Theatre Association, from January 5-10, 2026. Marking the third time that this event has been held in Canada, and a very first for Newfoundland and Labrador. This international gathering is open to members affiliated with […]

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9 months ago
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Tip From the Public Led Police to Help Woman Assaulted and Trapped in a Home

A report of a domestic disturbance led police to help a woman who was assaulted and trapped in a home. Just before 9pm Monday night, RNC learned that a woman was in a Kilbride dwelling needing help. After investigating, police learned that an intoxicated man assaulted her and was preventing her from leaving. The 34 […]

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9 months ago
News, Politics

Federal budget narrowly passes confidence vote in House of Commons, avoiding election

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s minority government survived a key vote Monday night, with the House of Commons voting 170-168 in favour of a motion approving the budgetary policy of the federal government, avoiding sending Canadians back to the polls for another election. The opposition Conservatives and Bloc Quebecois voted against the budget, but Green Party […]

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9 months ago
News, Politics

Trump, tariffs and Churchill Falls on the table as Eastern premiers meet New England governors

Today, St. John’s played host to a handful of Atlantic Canadian premiers, as well as the Governor of Vermont. The governor, who is a Republican, spoke critically of Donald Trump’s handling of tariffs. NTV’s Legislative Reporter Ben Cleary has more in this report.

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9 months ago
Arts & Entertainment, Your Community

Your Community: Shakespeare Theatre Association coming to St. John’s

The Shakespeare Theatre Association is holding a conference in St. John’s in January. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill has more.

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9 months ago
Politics, The Inside Story

Inside Story: Quebec energy minister warns her province will have demands if N.L. seeks changes to Churchill Falls MOU

Quebec Energy Minister Christine Frechette warned her province will seek its own changes if the new Newfoundland and Labrador government wants to make changes to the Churchill Falls MOU>

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9 months ago
News

Growing Muslim community in western NL opens first-ever mosque

The Muslim community in western Newfoundland has grown significantly, sparking the need for a mosque, a first for the region. NTV’s Becky Daley reports.

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9 months ago
Local News, News

Teenager from Gambo takes part in Youth Parliament of Canada

A 16-year-old student from Gambo was the only person in the province to take part in the Youth Parliament of Canada. NTV’s Colleen Lewis caught up with Leah Hunt.

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