NLMA concerned about what immigration cuts could mean for recruiting doctors
The province learned this week it would lose half its immigration spaces. Today, the Newfoundland and Labrador Medical Association raised concerns about what that could mean for recruiting doctors. NTV’s Bailey Howard has the story.
Read moreSt. John’s Mayor reflects on Snowmageddon five years later
Five years ago today the record-breaking blizzard, known to Newfoundlanders and Labradorians as Snowmageddon, slammed the province. NTV’s Beth Penney spoke with St. John’s Mayor Danny Breen, about the anniversary.
Read morePlaces To Go: Birdie pastry shop serves up coffee, pastry, snacks
How’s your sweet tooth? Tonight we head to a french-inspired pastry shop in downtown St. John’s for Places To Go With Sharon Snow.
Read moreYour Community: Students host independent film screenings
Get ready for a spine-chilling night of horror as six original short films crafted by Canadian film-makers are set to make their big-screen debut at an independent screening. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill is in Your Community.
Read morePublic Accounts Committee chair concerned about AG recommendations not being followed
The opposition chair of the House of Assembly Public Accounts Committee is expressing concern about the high number of auditor general recommendations that aren’t being implemented. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.
Read moreNTV Weather Update | January 17, 2025
Post 3 – 6:41 PM NST (6:11 PM AST) A warmup moves in for the weekend and the start of next week as two lows move through the region. After Monday, we will see a full-scale pattern shift, which will result in the coldest air of the winter moving in. Arctic air is set to […]
Read moreYour Community: Justin’s Musical Bridge
Musician Justin Greeley was a fixture on the local music scene before his untimely death last April. Now, his wife and close friends are helping young people get a start at music. NTV’s Amanda Mews has more.
Read moreInspiring NL: 25 years of giving back to children’s charities
For more than two decades a motorcycle riding club has been making a big difference in the lives of sick children and their families across the province. This week, they gathered to celebrate, all while continuing to give back to those who need it most. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill has the inspiring story.
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