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12 months ago
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Tracing the “Trail of the Cod,” Part 4: Pasaia and Newfoundland share 400-aear connection

Most of us don’t know much about the Spanish/Basque town of Pasaia, but there is a strong connection between Pasaia and our province that dates back over 400 years. It’s a saga of loss, rediscovery, and determination.NTV’s Garry Smyth tells us more in part four of “The Trail of the Cod.”

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12 months ago
Justice, News

Trail grooming association in court for using Crown lands without permit

A volunteer association that grooms snowmobile trails in Exploits Valley has found itself in court for using Crown lands without a permit. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.

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12 months ago
Justice, News

Most but not all charges dropped against three women who protested wind developments outside Confederation Building

After three women were charged for a demonstration outside Confederation Building last November, they are now facing the courts to fight against those criminal charges. This week, most, but not all, of the charges were dropped. NTV’s Becky Daley reports.

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12 months ago
News, Politics

Advocates urge new PC government to keep child care promises

Child care advocates in this province are hoping the incoming provincial government will stick to its promises made throughout the election campaign. NTV’s Beth Penney has more in this report.

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12 months ago
Justice, Local News, News

Police charge 69-year-old woman following assault at Carbonear sporting event

A 69-year-old woman is facing criminal charges after an argument escalated into physical violence at a sporting event in Carbonear yesterday. Just after 12:30 p.m. on Oct. 22, Harbour Grace RCMP received a report of an individual who was physically assaulted at the soccer field on High Road South in Carbonear. The victim was in […]

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12 months ago
News

Labrador MP requests ministerial review into Wabush Airport shutdown

MP for Labrador, Phillip Earle, has written Minister of Transportation Steven MacKinnon, requesting a ministerial review and long-term resolution regarding the Wabush Airport shutdown. In the letter MP Earle expressed his ‘deep frustration and concern’ about the recent shutdown of the Wabush Airport, because of a lack of firefighting and crash-rescue services. MP Earle has […]

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12 months ago
Justice, News

RNC charge man with firearms offences

The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary has charged a St. John’s man with firearms offences. Shortly before 5 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 21, police responded to the Rabbittown area of St. John’s after a report that someone had left in a vehicle with a firearm. The suspect vehicle was located a short while later however fled from police. […]

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12 months ago
News

CMHA-NL offers free mental health resources after summer wildfires

The Canadian Mental Health Association in this province is stepping up to help support those impacted by wildfires this past summer. The new effort, dubbed Project Resilience, is meant to support those affected by the Kingston, Holyrood, and Paddy’s Pond wildfires over the summer. Education and training to support mental health resilience and suicide prevention […]

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12 months ago
News

RNC in Labrador City arrest impaired driver

The RNC has charged a man with impaired driving related offences in Labrador City. Police received a report of a possible impaired driver around 8 p.m. Wednesday. The suspect vehicle was subsequently located and a traffic stop conducted. The 42-year-old male driver was arrested for impaired driving. He was also charged with refusing to provide […]

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12 months ago
News

Break and enter suspect arrested

The RNC responded to a call of a suspicious person in the center city area of St. John’s just after midnight last night. Upon arrival, officers observed a male matching the description of the suspect. As a result of the investigation, a 23-year-old male was arrested and charged with break and enter into a dwelling […]

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