Jodi Cooke

Reporter at CJON-TV (St. John’s, NL)

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Five young N.L. sailors to showcase their talents at 2025 Canada Summer Games

1 week ago | ntv.ca | Jodi Cooke |Becky Daley |Beth Penney |Rosie Mullaley

With just 49 days to go until Canada Games begin, athletes are in the home stretch, training to represent their host province. One of the lesser known sports is sailing, and five young people are looking forward to showcasing their talents on home waters. NTV’s Jodi Cooke has this report. Post Views: 5
Badger residents fear for what’s left behind as wildfire forces evacuation

1 week ago | ntv.ca | Colleen Lewis |Beth Penney |Ben Cleary |Jodi Cooke

A wildfire has forced the evacuation of the town of Badger. Residents of Badger are no stranger to emergencies, with a history of winter ice-jams and floods, but now the dry weather and wind have brought a new threat to their door-step. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports. Post Views: 6
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
Mostly good driving conditions across the province this morning

1 week ago | ntv.ca | Kyle Brookings |Jodi Cooke

Roads are bare and dry across the island except for western Labrador where there is some light rain. The MV Kamutik W is in service but off schedule. MV Qajaq W will make an extra crossing today to reposition the ship for the summer schedule. Tomorrow, the Flanders will come out of service after the 8:30 a.m. crossing from Bell Island to complete necessary maintenance. There are no flight delays in Gander or Deer Lake. Flight information for St. John’s is unavailable.
Man arrested for being unlawfully in a dwelling in Mount Pearl

1 week ago | ntv.ca | Jodi Cooke |Beth Penney

Just before 1:00 a.m. this morning the RNC responded to a residence in Mount Pearl regarding a request for assistance. Police arrested a 33-year-old man after a brief investigation, he was charged with being unlawfully in a dwelling, breach of release order and possession of stolen property. The accused was held in custody to appear in Provincial Court in the morning. Post Views: 5
Canada Games 50 Days Out Ceremony taking place today

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

The countdown continues to the Canada Summer Games. Today, there will be a Canada Games 50 Days Out Ceremony. It will be held at the St. John’s Convention Centre at 1:00 p.m. Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Elvis Loveless will participate in the ceremony. Post Views: 0
Corner Brook Mayor Jim Parsons seeking re-election, but faces challenge from deputy mayor

1 week ago | ntv.ca | Becky Daley |Jodi Cooke |Beth Penney |Ben Cleary

The province hopes to have a new prison up and running in St. John’s by…