The City of St. John’s is seeking feedback from residents and businesses to support the development of new neighbourhood plans for the Rennie’s River, Central and Mundy Pond areas. To shape these new plans, the City is gathering feedback on mix of land uses, height and density of development, transportation, open spaces, and protection of […]
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Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development Bernard Davis will release the Education Accord NL today. Davis will be joined by Education Accord NL Co-chairs Dr. Anne Burke and Dr. Karen Goodnough. The event takes place at Emera Innovation Exchange in St. John’s, beginning at 9:30 a.m.
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RNC officers received a report of a break and enter in progress at Needs Convenience on Barbour Drive in Mount Pearl overnight. In the incident, a truck had backed into the store, causing extensive damage. Officers descended on the area and eventually observed the suspect truck, a 2009 Ford F-350, in the area of Dunns […]
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Roads are mostly wet this morning across the Island. There is some patchy fog along the south coast. In Labrador, most roads are dry. There are no ferry delays this morning. At the St. John’s International Airport, WestJet flights 200 and 201 are delayed. In Deer Lake, Air Canada Flight 1549 is cancelled.
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Showers or drizzle are expected across Newfoundland today. Most areas will see a trace to 2 mm of rain. There is a slight risk of thunderstorms for central and western Newfoundland. Highs will generally be between 15 and 20. On the Great Northern Peninsula, highs are only expected to reach the single digits. There will […]
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Premier John Hogan will make two spending announcements in western Labrador today. The first will be at the Wabush Airport at 11:15 a.m. Details will be released on a new Labrador Air Access Program. Hogan will be joined by Minister of Labrador Affairs Lisa Dempster and Minister of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation Fred Hutton. […]
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The trial of a St. John’s man charged in one of the most shocking sexual assault cases in the province’s history finally began today. The lead investigator in the Tony Humby case testified about how the case exploded to included multiple complainants. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.
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Some of the 35 volunteer fire departments that have responded to the recent wildfires have suffered damage to their gear. Now, the province has announced funding for wildland fire coveralls for volunteer fire departments.
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