2 years ago
Backstage Pass: Chatting with director Brad Peyton
NTV’s Amanda Mews has part 2 of of her conversation with Newfoundland-born Hollywood director Brad Peyton about “Atlas”, his newest film for Netflix.
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2 years ago
On The Mark: Katarina Roxon to make history by competing in fifth Paralympic Games
Katarina Roxon, one of the province’s most decorated athletes, is about to make history.She will compete in her fifth Paralympic Games later this summer, the most ever for any Canadian swimmer. Here’s NTV’s Mark Dwyer.
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2 years ago
Silver Linings: Chicago elementary class sings “I’se the B’y”
It was an unlikely connection between the beloved traditional Newfoundland song I’se The B’y, and an elementary school student in Chicago. NTV’s Beth Penney has the details in Silver Linings.
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2 years ago
FFAW President Greg Pretty to retire later this year
A number of candidates have come forward, vying for the role of FFAW president. Current president, Greg Pretty says, he will not be putting his name in the ring, as he is set to retire later this year. But does says he is proud of the work he has done.
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2 years ago
Inspiring NL: Nicole Kieley marks one year since life-changing accident
It has been one year since Mount Pearl Deputy Mayor, Nicole Kieley was struck by a vehicle that crashed into Shoppers Drug Mart, leaving her with life-changing injuries. But this week, she marked an incredible milestone. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill has her inspiring story.
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2 years ago
Educators receive supports for identifying sexual violence
Grade 7 to 12 teachers will be getting a few more resources to support students. This time in the form of newly available online training to address sexual violence. The province is providing funding of $200,000.
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2 years ago
Backstage Pass: Director Brad Peyton speaks about his new action film ‘Atlas’
NTV’s Amanda Mews speaks with director and Gander Native Brad Peyton about his new action film Atlas starring Jennifer Lopez.
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2 years ago
Provincial highway renamed in honour of late premier Beaton Tulk
Provincial highway 330 has been renamed in honour of the province’s seventh premier, Beaton Tulk.
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