2013 Atlantic Journalism Awards Finalists
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| Slug/Label | NTV Evening Newshour |
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| Date Aired or Published | DECEMBER 13, 2013 |
| Media outlet where first aired or published: | NTV |
| Name of Program: | NTV Evening Newshour |
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| Location: | St. John's |
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| Running time (TV/Radio): | 60:00 |
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Short explanation of the story and how it developed: On December 13th of 2013, the NTV Evening Newshour began with a story from central Newfoundland revealing a teacher had been found guilty of luring 14-year-old student. What followed was a story from western Newfoundland on the province’s decision to ban Fracking and what it means, The newscast then returned to a class action law suit on moose accidents, followed news from the court which saw six people going to trial for a prison riot. the newscast returned to the west coast and central with stories on Marine Atlantic and a sunken ship leaking oil off a small island on the province’s northeast coast. Back in St. John's, a report on how social media helped to find a stolen car, and how fire impacted a couple living in housing. Later we covered the retirement of a police dog. |
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Resources of the newsroom (money and time) available to complete the story: Entire newsroom and production team for the NTV Evening Newshour |
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