To support the Parklet Program, the City of St. John’s is reducing fees for the program to help local restaurants and small businesses. Council has eliminated the portion of fees previously charged to recoup lost parking revenue for parklets located on City-owned land, such as sidewalks or on-street parking spaces. Previously, a typical parklet installed […]
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The RNC arrested two people for their involvement in graffiti damage in downtown St. John’s on Tuesday. On Tuesday evening, the RNC received two reports that described two men spray painting a barricade in the construction zone on the Pitts Memorial Overpass around 10:30 p.m. When officers located the pair in the area nearby, they […]
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The provincial government is investing $1,950,000 to support the Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Community Business Development Corporation’s creation of a new artificial intelligence micro-credential training program for small and medium-sized enterprises. The Artificial Intelligence for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises, developed in partnership with Keyin College, aims to equip businesses with artificial intelligence skills to […]
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The RNC has charged a man in connection to a robbery and assault in St. John’s. Police received a call of a vehicle-pedestrian collision around 1 a.m. Monday. However, when officers arrived on the scene, they were approached by a male who reported he was stabbed during a robbery. Twenty-seven-year-old Rashid Mohamed Amin was located […]
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Some new members of the provincial cabinet share their thoughts on their appointments.
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The state of emergency and evacuation order has been lifted after the Adam’s Cove wildfire. For the first time two days, residents have been allowed back home to begin assessing the damage. NTV’s Ryan Harding reports.
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It was a couple of days of worry and sleepless nights for many residents as the Adam’s Cove wildfire burned. But along with the fear, there was kindness, donations and communal support. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill reports.
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