Bailey Howard

St. John's

Journalist at CJON-TV (St. John’s, NL)

She/her. Journalist at @ntvnewsnl. MUN/ CNA alum. Townie. Lover of puns. 📧 [email protected]

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Man sent to hospital following mysterious incident in Kilbride

1 week ago | ntv.ca | Earl Noble |Becky Daley |Ben Cleary |Bailey Howard

There are few details available about an incident that sent one man to hospital early Saturday morning. Shortly after 6:30 a.m. emergency crews were called to a portion of Bay Bulls Road in Kilbride. Reports from the scene indicated that a man was found lying in the roadway, an electric scooter laying on the ground nearby. The individual was taken to hospital with unknown injuries. At the time it was unknown if the man fell off the scooter or if another vehicle was involved.
Hiker safely located by South East Coast Ground Search and Rescue

1 week ago | ntv.ca | Becky Daley |Ben Cleary |Bailey Howard

A hiker was found safely by South East Coast Ground Search and Rescue in the Cape Charles area on June 13. On that evening, Mary’s Harbour RCMP was advised of a hiker in distress. South East Coast Ground Search and Rescue were engaged and traveled to the scene using local vessels. The hiker was soon located in good condition but weary from the unanticipated adventure. He was escorted back to Mary’s Harbour where he was evaluated at the local clinic and discharged.
Road closures and parking restrictions for Sunday’s Tely 10 Road Race

1 week ago | ntv.ca | Becky Daley |Ben Cleary |Bailey Howard

There will be several road closures and parking restrictions on Sunday to accommodate The Tely 10 Road Race. From 8-11 a.m. Topsail Road Eastbound will be closed from Burgeo Street to Cornwall Avenue and Columbus Drive from from Topsail Road to Bay Bulls Road will be closed. Cornwall Avenue, Hamilton Avenue, Lemarchant Road, Harvey Road, and Military Road will close from 8-11:30 a.m.Military Road will be closed from 7:30 a.m. to noon from Garrison Hill to Cochrane Street.
Efforts to fight wildfire near Badger continue as evacuation order lifts

1 week ago | ntv.ca | Ben Cleary |Becky Daley |Bailey Howard

The evacuation in Badger has been lifted. Residents got the go ahead to return to…
Residents return home as evacuation order lifted in Badger

1 week ago | ntv.ca | Becky Daley |Ben Cleary |Bailey Howard

While Badger residents are free to go back home, efforts to fight the fire continue.…
DFO increases Northern Cod quota one year after ending moratorium

1 week ago | ntv.ca | Jodi Cooke |Beth Penney |Ben Cleary |Bailey Howard

It’s been one year since the federal government reversed its decades long closure of the cod fishery and today, Ottawa is more than doubling the northern cod quota. Industry, both inshore and offshore today, are welcoming the news. NTV’s Jodi Cooke reports. Post Views: 4
Province-wide fire ban in effect as Badger residents ordered to evacuate

1 week ago | ntv.ca | Beth Penney |Ben Cleary |Jodi Cooke |Bailey Howard

For the first time, a statue of a named woman has been raised in the…
Statue unveiled of Newfoundland suffragist Armine Nutting Gosling

1 week ago | ntv.ca | Bailey Howard |Beth Penney |Ben Cleary |Jodi Cooke

For the first time, a statue of a named woman has been raised in the capital city. A bronze statue of Armine Nutting Gosling will now greet visitors of Bannerman Park. ntv’s bailey howard tells us more. Post Views: 3
Bank of Canada governor speaks to St. John’s Board of Trade

1 week ago | ntv.ca | Ben Cleary |Beth Penney |Jodi Cooke |Bailey Howard

Tiff Macklem, the Governor of the Bank of Canada, was in St. John’s today.Ā Macklem spoke to members of the St. John’s Board of Trade about trade uncertainty between Canada and the United States. Macklem also praised Newfoundland and Labrador’s ability to diversify it’s trade relationships during uncertain times. Post Views: 4
RNC arrest man trying to gain entry to homes in downtown St. John’s

1 week ago | ntv.ca | Earl Noble |Bailey Howard

A 29-year-old man is facing several charges after knocking on doors and trying to get inside houses in the Queens Road area of St. John’s. Police were called to the area just after midnight when the man tried to gain entry to homes. When denied entry, threats were made to cause bodily harm. The man was arrested on Carters Hill and charged with uttering threats and breeches of his release order and taken to the city lock-up to await a court appearance.