The province announced a new licensing plan today for fish harvesters. As NTV’s Becky Daley tells us, Fisheries Minister Gerry Byrne says this new approach will increase the sector’s competitiveness and capacity.
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Local fish and chips shops across the province are preparing for their busiest day of the year tomorrow… Good Friday. NTV’s Beth Penney went down to Ches’s Fish and Chips, as preparations are ongoing.
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A Newfoundland musician is keeping the memory of a lost community alive, through two albums that explore the emotional journey of resettlement. NTV’s Maria Kavatsiuk reports.
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With the temperature slowly warming up across the province, it’s time to think about the upcoming planting season. NTV’s Amanda Mews is in Your Community, with details on a weekend event full of learning, networking, and seed sharing.
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Ryan Harding has your forecast from Thursday’s NTV Evening Newshour.
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Ryan Harding has your forecast from Wednesday’s NTV Evening Newshour.
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On Wednesday, the Bank of Canada maintained its target for the overnight rate at 2.75 percent, with the Bank Rate at 3 percent and the deposit rate at 2.70 percent. The bank said the reasoning behind sticking with the rate is due to the shift in the direction of US trade policy and the unpredictability […]
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The organizations representing doctors and nurses and called a joint news conference Wednesday to raise their concerns about moving gynecology services to the Janeway, but then cancelled it. The NLMA says it received consultation commitments from N.L. Health Services, but the Registered Nurses’ Union is still accusing the health authority of sending “mixed messages.” NTV’s […]
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With a rapidly aging population in the province, the Seniors’ Advocate is calling for more supports from the provincial government to allow oder people to retrofit their homes for safety, preventing life-changing accidents and allowing them to age at home. NTV’s Jodi Cooke reports.
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Artificial intelligence can be a complex technology, and in the competitive business world, it might feel daunting to adapt. But as NTV’s Beth Penney tells us, there’s a new program available to workers in the province to gain those required skills.
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