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11 months ago
News, Politics

Election 2025: NDP leader, candidates prepare for election day on Tuesday

NDP leader Jim Dinn, along with candidates, did some door knocking over the weekend. No announcements were made, as they spent the Thanksgiving weekend with family and friends. NTV’s Beth Penney has more.

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11 months ago
Business, News

Ottawa promises to automatically file taxes for millions of low-income Canadians

The Prime Minister recently announced a series of affordability measures ahead of the fall budget. One of the measures includes a long-standing Liberal promise to make tax filing easier for low-income residents. Starting in the 2026 tax year, the Canada Revenue Agency will automatically file taxes for up to 5.5 million low-income Canadians, with full […]

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11 months ago
Justice, News

RNC Association raises concerns over national campaign

The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary Association is expressing concern about a recent national campaign they say is attempting to create competition between the two police forces in the province.

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11 months ago
Justice, Local News, News

Police step up highway patrols with Thanksgiving safety campaign

There has been an increased police presence on highways across the province over the long holiday weekend, making sure motorists are obeying the rules of the road. Each year on the Thanksgiving long weekend, police stations take part in a nationwide safety initiative dubbed Operation Impact.

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11 months ago
News, Sports

Holy Cross teams set to compete for national soccer gold

Both the women’s and men’s soccer teams from Holy Cross will compete for national gold tomorrow. This comes as the St. John’s soccer club played host to the 2025 Challenge and Jubilee Trophy over the weekend. Now, organizers hope to fill the stands with red and gold on Monday.

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11 months ago
Reflections

Reflections: Losses at Sea

Jim Furlong reflects on the great storm of 1885, which took many lives at sea.

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11 months ago
News

Arrangements in place for distribution of licences during postal strike

Wildlife Division officials are working to ensure licences that have recently been paid for are available to applicants as soon as possible during the current Canada Post strike.  Licences to guide or trap, as well as licences to hunt black bear, will be available for pick up at one of the Department of Fisheries, Forestry […]

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11 months ago
News

Hunters and trappers reminded to use caution near communities and remote work sites

The province is reminding hunters and trappers to follow firearm and hunting safety practices as well as caution when hunting near communities or remote work sites.Hunters are reminded that it is unlawful to discharge or handle a firearm while hunting without exercising reasonable care for others safety. Discharging a firearm from a highway, railway, or […]

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