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Icewater Seafoods earns world-class Food Safety Certification ahead of cod season

Icewater Seafoods has achieved certification under the Brand Reputation through Compliance Global Standards (BRCGS) program, commonly known as BRC certification, earning an A Grade in its first-ever audit. The achievement is a significant milestone for the family-owned company and recognizes the work of the hundreds of employees who help make Icewater one of the world’s […]

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Single mother opens tattoo studio in central Newfoundland
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4 days ago
Final GST/HST top-up goes out before new federal grocery benefit next month
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6 days ago
Taxpayers can’t afford government grocery stores, says Canadian Taxpayers Federation
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6 days ago
Municipalities highlight drinking water concerns if Marine Atlantic stripped of essential service designation
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6 days ago
EnergyNL conference hears update on Bay du Nord project
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6 days ago

Quinlan files lawsuit seeking damages following seizure and destruction of snow crab

Quinlan has filed a statement of claim in the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, seeking damages arising from the unjustified and illegal seizure and destruction of snow crab by Newfoundland and Labrador’s Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture in July 2024. The lawsuit alleges that government officials acted without lawful authority in seizing and subsequently […]

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1 week ago

Business leaders fear Marine Atlantic could be stripped of ‘essential service’ designation as strike looms

There are significant concerns for the Marine Atlantic ferry service today, as a potential strike looms, and leaders fear the crown corporation could be stripped of its essential service status. NTV’s Beth Penney explains. 

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1 week ago

Port not for sale as Botwood plans to attract cruise ships to the region

Yesterday we told you about Botwood’s plans to try and attract cruise ships to the region, as they plan upgrades to the port that will cost nearly $200 million dollars. As NTV’s Colleen Lewis explains, even though the port will need partners, it is not up for sale.

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1 week ago

Canada Post union accepts new agreement

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers has voted to accept a new collective agreement with Canada Post. The union, which represents 55,000 Canada Post employees, shared Monday that four in five voted in favour of the five-year deal, which includes wage increases of 6.5 per cent and three per cent in the first two years. […]

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