Month: November 2023

3 years ago

Applications open for Accessible Taxi Grant

The province has opened applications for the Accessible Taxi Grant. Individuals, companies and agencies that are able to deliver accessible taxi services within the province can apply for grants up to $25,000. These grants assist with costs of retrofitting a passenger vehicle to meet accessibility standards or assist with purchasing a new vehicle which can […]

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3 years ago

Resolution expected soon in Escott case

One of two St. John’s men accused of sexually abusing young males for decades may have his case resolved soon. The lawyer for 81-year-old Bruce Escott told the court this past week that they’re looking to come to a resolution in Escott’s case, although he’s not yet entered pleas. Escott’s co-accused, 63-year-old Tony Humby, meanwhile, […]

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3 years ago

Christmas parade postponed after downtown weapons offence

The downtown St. John’s Christmas parade has been postponed because of weapons offence in the area of Brazil Street in St. John’s. RNC posted to social media, asking residents to avoid the area as they investigate the firearms-related offence. The Parade will go ahead next Sunday, Dec 3 at noon. NTV News will provide an […]

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3 years ago

Temporary closure of emergency services and virtual ER at Dr. Y. K. Jeon Kittiwake Health Centre

NL Health Services advises the public of the following temporary changes to the availability of emergency services at Dr. Y.K. Jeon Kittiwake Health Centre in New-Wes-Valley due to human resource challenges. On-site emergency services will be supported by Virtual ER on: Monday, November 27 When a Virtual ER is operating, residents can proceed to the […]

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3 years ago

2025 Canada Games launches province-wide mascot challenge; deadline set for Dec. 8

Students in Grades 4-6 across the province are invited to submit a design for the official mascot of the 2025 Canada Games. Youth are asked to create a mascot that’s either an object, animal, or character that reflects the identity, culture, and heritage of St. John’s and the province as a whole. Submissions must include […]

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3 years ago

Influx of caribou on the Northern Peninsula

Drivers on the Northern Peninsula have been seeing an influx of caribou recently. It’s been happening in the area of the St. Anthony Airport, Eddie’s Cove, the Cook’s Harbour roadway, and the Town of Main Brook. The province is concerned about a higher chance of caribou-vehicle collisions in these areas. The caribou are expected to […]

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3 years ago

NL Health Services provides update on masking guidelines

Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services has provided an update on masking guidelines. Masking is currently encouraged for visitors and support persons in all clinical settings, including while visiting patients and residents and in waiting areas for healthcare services/appointments. Additional masking protocols may be implemented if there is an outbreak at a facility. The public is […]

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3 years ago

CBS Fire Department hosts 2nd annual ‘stuff the fire truck’ food drive in aid of CBS/Paradise Food Bank

CBS Fire Department crew were on elf duty today at their annual ‘stuff the fire truck’ food drive. Many donations, and items were dropped off from 12-3. They say it’s the time of year to help out the community even more, and what better way to do that than through a food drive.

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3 years ago

Prime Minister and EU leaders talk hydrogen development as summit wraps up

The Prime Minister wrapped up his meetings with European Union leaders in St. John’s today. The two sides discussed a number of international issues, but of particular concern to this province is clean energy. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.  

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3 years ago

EU ban on seal products discussed at summit

One long-standing sticking point between Canada and the European Union has be the seal. As NTV’s Beth Penney reports, today the president of the Eropean commission defended the eu’s decision. 

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