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Places to Go: Avondale Railway Museum
Avondale is home to the oldest existing railway station in the province built in the 1800s. Today, it’s a museum, but you can still enjoy a mini-train ride on the original tracks. NTV’s Sharon Snow has more.
Jagmeet Singh discusses vision for federal NDP
Federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh kicked off his Atlantic tour in St. John’s this week. He sat down to talk with NTV’s Michael Connors to discuss his vision for the party.
Issues & Answers
Issues & Answers is NTV’s weekend public affairs program. Each Sunday, Michael Connors interviews the top newsmakers in the province. From politics to matters of public interest, Issues & Answers digs deeper to give viewers the full story. This 30-minute program can be seen each Sunday at 12:30 p.m., noon in most of Labrador.
Week in Review
NTV’s Toni-Marie Wiseman and Michael Connors recap the biggest news stories of the week. If you want a quick rundown of what happened in the last seven days, NTV News Week in Review offers a comprehensive look at the stories that made headlines, Saturdays at 6 p.m. and Sundays at 12 p.m.
Sunday Evening Newshour
The NTV Sunday Evening Newshour is the province’s only televised weekend news broadcast. The program gathers all the weekend’s top news events, from politics to arts and entertainment and much more. The broadcast also presents an array of special weekly features, such as “Our Time,” when Becky Daley finds out what issues matter to the province’s youth. Join Jodi Cooke and Amanda Mews at 6 p.m., 5:30 in most of Labrador, each Sunday on Canada’s Superstation, NTV.
Evening Newshour
The province’s top-rated newscast and most-watched program, NTV’s flagship show features the top local, national and international news stories of the day, plus sports, entertainment and the most accurate weather information. Anchored by Toni-Marie Wiseman and Michael Connors, two of the most trusted names in local news, the award-winning show also includes breaking news and daily features, weekdays at 6 p.m., 5:30 p.m. in most of Labrador.
