Hydro-Quebec CEO defends MOU as ‘balanced’ during trip to Churchill Falls
The CEO of Hydro-Quebec was in Churchill Falls today as negotiations continue toward a final contract. Michael Sabia defended the deal as a balanced one, and says tariff threats from the United States have only increased the urgency to get it done. Here’s NTV’s Becky Daley.
Read moreGordon Pinsent statue on schedule for this summer
The sculptor working on a statue of the late Gordon Pinsent says the work is on schedule for the big reveal this summer. NTV’s Colleen Lewis has that story.
Read moreCruise travellers find destination with a twist in Corner Brook
Warm temperatures, sandy beaches and a fruity tropical beverage. That might be what comes to mind when thinking about cruise-ship options. However, a group of sea-going travellers made Corner Brook a port of call today for a very different reason. NTV’s Don Bradshaw explains.
Read moreYour Community: The Arts and Aging Network
NTV’s Amanda Mews drops by a St. John’s retirement home for a special musical event.
Read moreNTV Weather Update | March 10, 2025
Good Monday morning! Today, we can expect quiet weather across most of Newfoundland and Labrador. The only action will be flurries and pockets of light snow along the West Coast from near Bay St. George to Port au Choix. Late in the day, there will be some light snow closer to the northern areas of […]
Read moreInside Story: Canadian journalist chronicles war in Ukraine, Part 2
NTV’s Maria Kavatsiuk has Part of her story on a Canadian journalist covering the war in Ukraine.
Read moreReflections: The Sound of Trains
Jim Furlong reflects on the Newfoundland Railway’s transition from coal to diesel.
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