Inside Story: Premier responds as Innu Nation warns history dispute could affect Churchill Falls deal
The Grand Chief of the Innu Nation is still not happy with the province’s position on timelines for Innu history in Labrador. Premier Tony Wakeham has agreed to an external audit, but Grand Chief Jodie Ashini posted on Facebook that the Innu Nation would not meet the Dec. 31 deadline for definitive agreements on the […]
Read moreOttawa and province agree to streamline approval of new developments
The federal and provincial governments came together Tuesday for an announcement on making approval of new developments more efficient. NTV’s Kyle Brookings reports.
Read morePremier wants to meet business leaders to discuss U.S. tariff war
Premier Tony Wakeham says he wants to meet with the province’s business leaders to discuss responses to the U.S. tariff war.
Read moreCanadian counter-tariffs against U.S. set to take effect as labour movement braces for economic impacts
Canada’s counter-tariffs are set to take effect at midnight. They’re in response to 50 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods announced by the Trump administration. Unifor’s national president Lana Payne says the tariff war makes this unlike any Labour Day in past years.
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