Premier John Hogan is calling on the Prime Minister to fulfill one of his campaign promises. Mid-way through July now, Hogan says it’s time for the federal government to act swiftly on cutting Marine Atlantic fees by at least half. Back in April, just before voters cast their ballots in the federal election, Mark Carney […]
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On Wednesday, there will be a party in the park for seniors by the Bowring Park Bungalow from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. The free event for seniors includes local entertainment along with light refreshments, giveaways and more. The City of St. John’s offers a bus to pick up attendees at selected City Recreation facilities […]
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At about 9:30 p.m. on Sunday evening, the RNC responded to a report of an assault in progress in the area of Carters Hill Place in St. John’s. Officers located a 26-year-old female with injuries. The woman was transported to hospital. Officers were able to identify the suspect and as a result, a 26-year-old man […]
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Roads across the province this morning are dry with good visibility in most areas, there are some areas of fog along the south coast. Both Marine Atlantic and provincial ferries are operating on schedule. At the St. John’s International Airport, Air Canada flights 1946 and 1949 are cancelled. WestJet flights 1051 and 201 are delayed, […]
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It will be another nice day across the Island portion of the province with a mix of sun and cloud expected. For the south coast, some fog is expected this morning. Temperatures will range from 20 to 30, the warmest temperatures will be in the central areas of the Island. Heat warning for: Across Labrador […]
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St. John’s is observing Orangemen’s Day today. As a result, most City offices will be closed. Curbside waste collection will still go ahead, and Robin Hood Bay Waste Management Facility will be open for commercial users. All City parking bylaws are still in, and street cleaning operations will occur as scheduled. The Visitor Information Centre […]
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The majority of persons with disabilities in this country don’t feel their needs are being met. This, according to a new StatsCan study. The finding comes as no surprise for many in this province who continue to work to address those challenges. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.
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The Exploits Salmon Fetival is underway in Grand Falls – Windsor and on the weekend an important statue was unveiled. the late Gordon Pinsent grew up just a short distance from High street in Grand Falls-Windsor and on saturday, his birthday, a statue celebrating his legacy was unveilled. The town was important to pinsent throughout […]
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