The James Baird Gallery in Pouch Cove offers a space where artists can stay and create. For one woman who escaped the war in Ukraine, it provided a place where she could focus on her art. NTV’s Maria Kavatsiuk has The Backstage Pass.
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NTV’s Amanda Mews gets some tips on how to keep your garden healthy in the heat.
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Bonavista RCMP is investigating a collision between an ATV and a dirt bike on a trail, which occurred on July 27. Police responded to a call of two injured parties at the scene of the collision at 5:00 p.m. on July 27, just outside of Bonavista. Both the ATV and dirt bike were reportedly travelling […]
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A 52-year-old Ontario man, Toby Cadotte, is facing animal cruelty charges after he was arrested at a residence in New Harbour on Monday. Shortly before 7 p.m. Monday, police received a report of a gun shot fired in the back yard of a residence on Newhook’s Hill in New Harbour. Officers were approached by the homeowner […]
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One man is dead and four people are in custody after a violent altercation in the area of Golf Avenue in St. John’s. RNC Cst. James Cadigan confirmed the fatality at a media availability Wednesday afternoon. Police had initially been called for a weapons offence, but when they arrived, they found there had been an […]
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In early August, construction crews will begin work to upgrade storm sewer infrastructure on University Avenue. Upgrades are expected to be completed by October 2024. The impacted area extends from approximately 118 University Avenue to the north side of Prince Philip Drive. The new storm sewer will be installed through the intersection, crossing all lanes […]
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The Bishop of London, Sarah Mullally will visit the Anglican Cathedral of St. John the Baptist this weekend as part of the celebrations of the 325th Anniversary of the parish. Mullally will be the special guest preacher on Sunday. Mullally is the current Bishop of London, the position to which the Anglican community of St. […]
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On Tuesday the federal government announced total investments of $379,089 and the provincial government announced $205,472 for three community-based projects in St. Anthony. These investments will help renovate and expand a multi-use trail, improve capabilities for yielding fresh, locally grown produce in the region and develop visitor capacity at the St. Anthony Marina. The funds […]
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