MHA Keith Russell upends start of Churchill Falls debate by quitting Tories to sit as independent
There was a bombshell in the House of Assembly today for the special debate on the new Churchill Falls agreement. Keith Russell, who began the day as the PC MHA for Lake Melville in central Labrador, announced he was crossing the floor to sit as an independent. NTV’s legislative reporter Ben Cleary has the story.
Read moreMark Duke acquitted of impaired driving causing death in 2024 crash
Mark Duke, who was accused of killing another man with his pickup truck in 2024 and then driving away, was acquitted of those charges at provincial court in St. John’s today. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill was in the courtroom for the decision and has the details.
Read moreStella’s Circle opens new supportive housing development in St. John’s
Stella’s Circle officially opened its newest supportive housing development in St. John’s today. As NTV’s Beth Penney explains, the group says the units will help address a critical gap in the community.
Read moreInside Story: Province’s Churchill Falls negotiating team faces questions in House of Assembly
Three members of the province’s negotiating team took questions Monday in the Churchill Falls debate: Former Fortis CEO Barry Perry, N.L. Hydro CEO Jennifer Williams, and former PC cabinet minister Jerome Kennedy. Perry and Kennedy discussed how their strategy were driven by the independent review of the previous MOU, while Williams faced questions form the […]
Read moreMike Wahl discusses fourth season of Health Explored
NTV’s Toni-Marie Wiseman interviews Dr. Mike Wahl about Season 4 of his NTV program Health Explored.
Read moreConservation officers monitor Black Bear activity in Pasadena
The Department of Forestry is monitoring reports of black bears in the Town of Pasadena. Residents are urged to do their part to help avoid attracting the bears. If you see a bear trap, stay away from it and report any black bear sightings to the Pasadena Forestry Management district office. Some tips to avoid […]
Read moreLockheed Martin Canada invests $11.7 million in Newfoundland and Labrador’s Avalon Holographics
A St. John’s technology company is receiving a major boost from one of the world’s largest defence contractors. Lockheed Martin Canada is committing $11.7 million to Avalon Holographics, a Newfoundland and Labrador company developing cutting-edge holographic display technology for defence, industrial and medical applications. The investment includes a new $5.6-million contract, building on an initial […]
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