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1 month ago
Justice, News

SIRT-NL investigating arrest in Sheshatshiu after video sparks public outcry

The province’s Serious Incident Response Team has been called in to investigate a police incident in Sheshatshiu after video of RCMP officers arresting a man sparked public outcry. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.

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1 month ago
News, Politics

Opposition dissatisfied with rules for special debate on Churchill Falls

The special debate on Churchill Falls will start in the House of Assembly will start Sept. 14. But the opposition is not happy with the rules, saying they don’t allow enough time to question the government. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

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1 month ago
News, Politics

Public sector trade workers at breaking point, NAPE says at Clarenville protest

The province’s largest union held a rally in Clarenville Thursday to support public sector trade workers. NAPE says they are at the breaking point. NTV’s Kyle Brookings reports.

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1 month ago
Health, News

Labrador woman calling for better accessibility on Labrador Marine ferry

A Labrador woman is sounding the alarm on accessibility barriers in this province. Dawn Letto is calling for better support for disabilities of all sizes. That’s after she noticed in May that the adult change table aboard the Qajaq W. was gone. Five months later, Letto is hoping people will realize why this issue deserves […]

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1 month ago
News

RCMP operation near Musgrave Harbour concludes with one person taken into custody

The RCMP is advising the public that the police operating that was underway in the Musgrave Harbour area earlier today has safely concluded. One person was taken into custody, but it’s unclear at this time what they were arrested for. Residents can now return to normal activities in the area, however, the RCMP is advising […]

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1 month ago
News

Questions mount over e-scooter rules as provincial road-safety consultations end Thursday

Questions about e-scooter safety are gaining attention in St. John’s after a video showing nearly 30 young people travelling together through a busy section of Columbus Drive circulated online. The video has renewed concerns about how e-scooters and other devices are regulated on Newfoundland and Labrador roads, particularly when large groups of young riders are […]

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1 month ago
Health, News, Politics

Auditor General finds major oversight and accountability gaps in N.L. long-term care

Auditor General, Denise Hanrahan, delivered a performance audit report to the Public Accounts Committee today on matters related to long term care in the province. This audit is the second of two audits requested by the Committee, pursuant to section 22 of the Auditor General Act. The first audit, into personal care homes, was submitted […]

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