A number of tourism operators on the west coast are moving ahead with plans to add or upgrade visitor attractions. That’s after receiving funding today from the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency. NTV’s Don Bradshaw has more.
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Ukrainian Artist Lu Sakhno spent one months creating in James Baird Art Residency this summer, now her own pieces of art are exhibited at that gallery together with works of artists from all over the world. NTV’s Maria Kavatsiuk tells us more.
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A new cooperative launched today hoping to support immigrants entering the Canadian job market. NTV’s Bailey Howard tells us more.
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Thursday promises to bring a calmer and sunnier day to much of the Province after some showers overnight. The video (above) has my full forecast!
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Newfoundland Power has begun a pilot project aimed at testing the use of an environmentally friendly oil alternative in some of its transformers. Jamie Mullins is Newfoundland Power’s VP of Customer Operations. He says the company had a situation a couple of years ago where there had been a sizeable oil spill in Paradise, that […]
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The ‘Bundle up for Brad’ Campaign has come to an end. Tonight, NTV’s Amanda Mews tags along to find out where donations are headed.
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Tributes continue to pour in for legendary sports journalist Brendan McCarthy. NTV’s Mark Dwyer pays tribute to his friend and looks back on his Hall of Fame career.
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It’s a prestigious award bestowed to exceptional leaders and trailblazers, and for the first time it will be given to a trans person from this province. Author and advocate Gemma Hickey will receive the Governor General’s Award later this week in Alberta.
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On Wednesday, the island will experience more scattered showers under a mix of sun and clouds. Labrador will see more areas of rain along the southeast coast and rain mixed with snow farther up the coast and inland. Travel conditions will improve for interior portions of the Big Land overnight and Wednesday as the snow […]
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An area of low pressure will slowly move across the Province during the next 48 hours. This system will bring rain to Newfoundland, most of which will fall today and a mixture of rain and snow to Labrador. Most of the snow in Labrador will occur inland, over higher terrain and not over populated locations. […]
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