1 year ago
Inside Story: N.L. Hydro CEO defends Churchill Falls MOU
As criticisms mount against the Churchill Falls MOU, Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro CEO Jennifer Williams is defending the proposed deal.
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1 year ago
NTV Weather Update | January 22, 2025
Post 4 – 6:44 PM NST (6:14 PM AST) A Snow Squall Watch has been re-issued for Deer Lake – Humber Valley, Gros Morne and Corner Brook and vicinity for Thursday through Friday. Snowfall will exceed 20 cm locally in snow squalls and winds will gust to 60 km/h. Computer guidance suggests that snowfall in […]
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1 year ago
N.L. fishery braces for potential impact of Trump tariffs on Feb. 1
At first there was no mention at the inauguration, but then late last night, U.S. President Donald Trump said he’s thinking of hitting Canada and Mexico with tariffs on February 1st. Tariffs would have wide ranging impacts, but in this province, the fishery is one of the sectors that’s bracing for the worst. NTV’s Beth […]
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1 year ago
Inside Story: Ukrainian woman helping other newcomers find jobs in province
Almost three years ago, one Ukrainian woman escaped war and came to Newfoundland and Labrador to find a safe place. Now she calls St. John’s home, and helps other newcomers with finding jobs in our province. NTV’s Maria Kavatsiuk reports.
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1 year ago
On the Mark: Legendary hockey star George Faulkner remembered as pioneer for young athletes
George Faulkner, one of the province’s all-time greatest hockey players, passed away Sunday, at age 91. He is being remembered as a legend and pioneer for a generation of young athletes. Here’s NTV’s Mark Dwyer.
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1 year ago
Your Community: Corner Brook Winter Carnival
The Corner Brook Winter Carnival has a long history in western Newfoundland. NTV’s Amanda Mews spoke with this year’s festival chair about the event’s history.
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1 year ago
NTV Weather Update | January 21, 2025
Post 2 – 6:57 PM NST (6:27 PM AST) Snow squalls have continued throughout the day over much of western, southern, and eastern Newfoundland. They’ve been most intense on the West Coast, where Snow Squall Warnings are in effect. Areas under the most intense and prolonged snow squalls have seen significant snow. This includes much […]
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