2 years ago
After a quiet start, the weather turns more active through the week
An area of low pressure will pass into northern Quebec between Tuesday and Wednesday. South of this low, a warm will lift across the Province between Tuesday and Wednesday. The front will drive some messy weather throughout much of Labrador on Tuesday, followed by rain on the Island Tuesday night and Wednesday. The weather from […]
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2 years ago
November starts off on a cool note
The weather on Monday will be a continuation of what we had over the weekend. It will be chilly, breezy and generally sunny with areas of flurries here and there. Temperatures will be a couple of degrees above freezing for most of the Island and a couple of ticks below for a good chunk of […]
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2 years ago
Reflections: The Great Fires of San Francisco and St. John’s
Jim Furlong reflects on the Great Fires of San Franciso and St. John’s.
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2 years ago
Cooler temperatures return for the weekend across the Province
Sunday will be similar to Saturday, except there will be some snow showers and flurry activity in the afternoon across much of the Island except the South Coast. While I do not anticipate significant amounts, there will be a few centimeters in the higher terrain of the West Coast and Northern Peninsula. Beyond Sunday, the […]
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2 years ago
Places to Go: Bibi Bistro
This evening on Places to Go, Sharon Snow takes us to a Parisian café style experience in downtown St. John’s called Bibi Bistro.
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2 years ago
Your Community: Mount Pearl Minor Hockey Association raising funds for food banks
Tonight in Your Community NTV’s Marykate O’Neill joins the Mount Pearl Minor Hockey Association who are raising funds for food banks.
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2 years ago
Oil company sues province for half billion dollars over fracking ban
The provincial government is being sued for almost half a billion dollars over its decade-old fracking ban. A company heavily that was involved in oil exploration in the Bay St. George region a decade ago is taking the government to court. NTV’s Don Bradshaw reports.
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2 years ago
New development battle erupts in Galway between Danny Williams and city
A new development battle has erupted in Galway. This time Danny Williams is accusing St. John’s City Hall of refusing to consider an application for an apartment building in the midst of a housing crisis. But Mayor Danny Breen says more road access needs to be built to Galway for safety reasons before any more developments […]
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