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Recent News

1 year ago
News, Politics

Judge’s recount report sheds light on why results flipped in Terra Nova-The Peninsulas

A report by Justice Garrett Handrigan sheds light on why a recount flipped the results in Terra Nova-The Peninsulas from the Liberals to the Conservatives.

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1 year ago
News

Garbage truck crashed through retaining wall in St. John’s

A garbage truck crashed through a retaining wall in St. John’s on Wednesday morning.

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1 year ago
News

Almost 3,000 bags of garbage collected during annual Outer Ring Road cleanup

Three tandem dump trucks’ worth of garbage was removed from the Outer Ring Road last weekend as part of the province’s annual cleanup. Crews were collecting debris on Sunday. They found everything from a box spring, a mattress, and even a couch.

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1 year ago
News, Weather

Canadian Hurricane Centre predict five possible hurricanes in Atlantic region this year

Newfoundland and Labrador can expect another active storm season this summer and fall.  Forecasters with the Canadian hurricane centre say it will be an above average year for tropical storm activity, with 13 to 19 named storms predicted, and up to five possible hurricanes in the Atlantic region. NTV’s Jodi Cooke reports.

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1 year ago
Business, News

Port of St. Anthony welcomes second cruise ship of the year

The Port of St. Anthony welcomed its second cruise ship of the year this week. Residents and tour operators say cruise ship season is a big economic booster for the town. NTV’s Becky Daley tells us more.

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1 year ago
News

Marine Institute hosts annual Ship Design Open House

They’re the future of the blue economy, graduates from the Marine Institute’s Naval Architecture and Mechanical Design Program. Today they got a chance to pitch themselves to industry leaders, and showcase their creations, from wind energy supports to mining mega ships. NTV’s Jodi Cooke reports.

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1 year ago
Politics, The Inside Story

Inside Story: Jim Dinn opposes pausing Churchill Falls MOU

NDP leader Jim Dinn is opposing a proposal by PC leader Tony Wakeham to pause the Churchill Falls MOU, arguing it would destroy Labrador West.

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1 year ago
Arts & Entertainment, Your Community

Your Community: ‘Therapy Below Zero’ to premiere on NTV

Local film Therapy Below Zero, will be premiering on NTV on Sunday, June 1st at 4:30PM. NTV’s Amanda Mews has the details in Your Community.

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1 year ago
NTV Weather Update, Weather

NTV Weather Update | May 28, 2025

As we head through the overnight hours, most of Newfoundland and Labrador will stay relatively quiet weather-wise. That’s thanks to a broad area of high pressure to our southwest and a low-pressure system parked between Labrador and Greenland. That low will throw some rain and snow at the northern Labrador coast tonight, which will slide […]

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1 year ago
News

RCMP promotes road safety with checks points and traffic tickets

On Monday, Clarenville RCMP stopped three separate motorists for speeding violations on the Trans-Canada Highway between Goobies and Sunnyside. The motorists were traveling at speeds of 140 km/h, 137 km/h and 126 km/h. Each driver was ticketed.  Additionally, police set up a check point on Memorial Avenue in Clarenville and checked approximately 50 vehicles, promoting the importance […]

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