Month: February 2024

2 years ago

Snowstorm cancels Valentine’s Day restaurant reservations for third year in a row

There is love in the air today, as well as plenty of snow. But this year marks the third year in a row that a major snowstorm has cancelled Valentine’s Day reservations in restaurants across the province. Chef Todd Perrin admits winter is the toughest time of year for local restaurants to face these kinds […]

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2 years ago

Port aux Basques RCMP investigates fatal pedestrian collision

An 87-year-old man is dead after being struck by a loader on a parking lot in Port aux Basques on February 13. Shortly before 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Channel-Port aux Basques RCMP received the report of a collision between a loader and a pedestrian on Gilbert Place in Port aux Basques.  Officers attended the scene […]

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2 years ago

Gathering Place remains open for those in need of shelter during major storm

The Gathering Place in St. John’s remains opened for those in need of shelter during the major storm. Food, essentials, and warmth is available. It is encouraged that anyone without shelter, finds shelter and stays safe and warm – as conditions in the region area treacherous.

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2 years ago

Wind to transform Northern Peninsula town

A new report by St. Anthony basin resources incorporated says wind is the resource to transform the Northern Peninsula town. The research project was awarded through ‘mitacs’ for Memorial University of Newfoundland’s department of engineering to explore site locations for wind development and hydrogen export at St. Anthony or Cape Norman. The findings in the […]

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2 years ago

Fishing trawler runs aground near Fortune

A fishing trawler has grounded 100 feet from shore on the south coast of the island. NTV News is told the vessel ran aground early this morning, and local crews in the area are working to help the trawler. The Canadian Coast Guard is aware of the situation and will provide updates as they become […]

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2 years ago

Ocean Ranger Memorial Prayer Service postponed

Due to inclement weather, this years Ocean Ranger Memorial Prayer Service has been postponed. Gonzaga High School will now be holding its annual Ocean Ranger Memorial Prayer Service to remember those who lost their lives in the tragedy 42 years ago, on Monday, February 19. The service will take place at 1:00 p.m. at the […]

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2 years ago

Major snow storm hits Eastern Newfoundland

A prolonged, major snowstorm continues to slam Eastern Newfoundland, with almost 40 centimeters down in some parts of the region. Schools and post-secondary institutions are closed for the second straight day. Many government offices are also not open, and numerous flights have been cancelled. According to NTV Chief Meteorologist Eddie Sheerr, the area of low […]

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2 years ago

Newfoundland Rogues postpones Thursday game due to weather

Due to the severe weather expected on Thursday, the Newfoundland Rogues have postponed the home game to Friday. Everyone who had tickets for the game will be able to attend the game on Friday. Those who cannot attend can call the box office at (709) 576-7657 to exchange for another game date. The team is […]

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2 years ago

Government Announces Support for West Coast Outfitter

A west coast outfitter will be enhancing its business and market footprint thanks to funding from the province. Minister of Industry, Energy and Technology Andrew Parsons announced $21,700 through the Business Development Support Program for Off the Grid Adventures Inc. The company, headquartered in Deer Lake, offers guided big game hunting near Roddickton. The company’s […]

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2 years ago

Port of Corner Brook releases 2024 Cruise ship schedule

The Port of Corner Brook has released the 2024 Cruise ship schedule. The first cruise ship, the Carnival Pride, will make its maiden call on June 5th. Over the course of the season, there will be 38 cruise ship calls with a capacity of 57,000 passengers and 24,000 crew. The Mein Schiff I, spanning 316 […]

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