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12 months ago
News, Politics

NDP releases more pre-election promises on Labour Day

For many today , Labour Day marks an end-of-the-summer holiday, a time to relax and enjoy a day off work. But Labour Day has much more significance for unions and the labour movement. Here’s NTV’s Ben Cleary with more on that. 

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12 months ago
News

40th anniversary of Titanic discovery marked at St. John’s exhibit

Today is the 40th anniversary of one of the most famous underwater discoveries of the 20th century, which happened off our shores. As NTV’s Beth Penney tells us, the anniversary of the Titanic discovery was marked in downtown St. John’s today. 

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12 months ago
Local News, News

Residents continue to assess wildfire damage in Conception Bay North

It was a rainy day in Conception Bay North Monday as residents continue to assess damage. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.

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12 months ago
Local News, News

Plans to slow traffic in busy pedestrian zones as back-to-school approaches

Drivers in the Metro area will notice a change in posted speed limits beginning on Wednesday as part of a city plan to slow traffic in busy pedestrian zones during the school year, NTV’s Jodi Cooke has more

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12 months ago
News, Politics

New faces in nominated for provincial race in St. George’s-Humber

So far two candidates have been nominated in the district of St. George’s-Humber. With the incumbent not seeking re-election, but are throwing their hats in the provincial ring for the first time. NTV’s Becky Daley reports. 

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12 months ago
News

Corner Brook parishioners hold peaceful protest outside Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist

A recent development in Corner Brook’s Anglican Church dispute forced members to form a peaceful protest yesterday morning outside the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist.  This ongoing dispute stems from the current Bishop John Organ, who dismissed the former cathedrals dean, Catherine Short, which vestry members are fighting against.

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12 months ago
News, Sports

Galway Hitmen win 10th national men’s softball title for Newfoundland and Labrador

The Galway Hitmen are national men’s fastpitch softball champions once again after beating Saskatoon in Kitchener on Sunday.

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12 months ago
News, Politics

CUPE serves notice to province to begin next round of collective bargaining

CUPE used Labour Day to serve the provincial government with notice to bargain on behalf of public sector workers. The union represents about 4,000 provincial public sector workers in health care, longterm care, housing, schools, libraries, transition and group homes, and Government House. The current collective agreement expires March 31, 2026. “Each and every day, […]

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