Premier Tony Wakeham confirmed that former two lawyers, former Tory cabinet minister Jerome Kennedy and former clerk of the executive council Bern Coffey, were providing legal advice for the review of the Churchill Falls MOU. The opposition is concerned about bias. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.
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Budget 2026 is in the books, now comes the job of selling it to the public. Finance Minister Craig Pardy says the government is weighing options for how to use windfall oil revenues in the fall. NTV’s Michael Connors reports.
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Advocates say they need clarity on the future of Horizons at 106, the former airport hotel now dedicated to providing housing. As NTV’s Beth Penney tells us, there was no mention of future funding in this week’s budget, and the lease expires at the end of the year.
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Health Minister Lela Evans says comments she made about medical transportation before the provincial budget were taken out of comments. She also publicly revealed personal health issues to reporters.
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The provincial government was set to receive the review of the Churchill Falls MOU Thursday. Premier Tony Wakeham says it will need to be reviewed by lawyers for commercially sensitive information before it can be released. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.
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