Residents of west coast town, Gallants, has been without service, and power since Thursday evening – and are still waiting for it to be resolved. The outage, affecting over 200 people, is attributed to severe weather, with an expected restoration by 6pm tonight, according to Newfoundland Power’s website.
Read moreThe Association of Allied Health Professionals are speaking in cautiously optimistic terms after recent conciliation talks with government toward a new contract. NTV’s David Salter has more on this report.
Read moreThe man charged with murdering Jennifer Hillier-Penney was supposed to be back in court today, but there was an unexpected delay. Dean Penney is still in custody as bad weather postponed his appearance today. NTV’s Don Bradshaw reports.
Read moreA class action lawsuit has been flied against Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services, and the province, in connection to the 2021 cyber attack on the provinces health care system. NTV’s Beth Penney has the details in this report.
Read moreChristmas is just 3 days away, and there is nobody busier than Santa is right now as he finishes up the last minute gifts for children. Tonight in Your Community, we have an exclusive interview with the jolly old elf himself at his workshop in the North Pole.
Read moreAcross the province snowmobile riders are getting anxious, including in Clarenville where the local snowmobile trail association says they’re hoping for a good season ahead. NTV’s Colleen Lewis has the story.
Read moreThere were lots of pressing issues for the government in 2023, from the cost of living, to housing and health care. Premier Andrew Furey and the leaders of the opposition parties reflected on 2023 in their year-end interviews. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.
Read moreThe snow and wind across the Island will ease overnight as the area of low pressure driving all the weather begins to depart into the North Atlantic. Future Radar, along with the wind gusts and eventually future temperatures, should give you a good idea as to what we can expect overnight and Saturday.’ Additional snowfall […]
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With continued reports of break and enters in the community, Natuashish RCMP is providing tips to residents on how best to protect their properties. Over the past six months, a number of break and enters have occurred in Natuashish. The most common items stolen include cell phones, televisions and other electronics. Many of these investigations […]
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