Premier Tony Wakeham continues to defend his Churchill Falls deal as new polling numbers suggest public satisfaction with his government is falling. Today, he spoke to business leaders in Mount Pearl, and he told residents to “choose to be positive” about the opportunities that lie ahead. NTV’s Bailey Howard has the story. Related Articles September […]
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We are a day away from the Netflix premiere of Below, a high-budget mini-series filmed entirely in Newfoundland and Labrador. Amidst the international attention, in…
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Following a decade of celebrated leadership with the Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra (NSO), Hugh Donnan will… Read More
Lady Cove Women’s Choir is celebrating an outstanding summer tour of Wales and Ireland, bringing… Read More
After four days of live music, awards, and industry development, Music NL Week wrapped up… Read More
The provincial chapter of the Canadian Home Builders Association held its annual housing forum in… Read More
The West Coast Business and Investment Summit kicked off in Corner Brook today, bringing industry… Read More
Every school day, the province’s ‘Kids Eat Smart Foundation’ serves 47,000 meals to children. Today,… Read More
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary has made an arrest following a firearm offence in the Corner Brook region. On Wednesday, October 6, at approximately 10:30 a.m.,…
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This week, the Port of Corner Brook launched a new liner service to Western Newfoundland,… Read More
A sentencing hearing was held Tuesday for Bradley Morell, Jason Wells, and Veronica Whelan, who… Read More
Some people in Atlantic Place ended up out on the street this morning as emergency… Read More
NL Health Services has renewed its strategic alliance with the Canadian College of Health Leaders… Read More
A tireless volunteer from this province and advocate for people living with kidney disease has… Read More
Peak viral season for colds, Covid, and RSV is fast approaching. Now, as NTV’s Beth… Read More
The province is making changes to which students will be feeding into the new school… Read More
Tonight on The Inside Story, Premier Tony Wakeham faced more questions about the Churchill Falls… Read More
There’s a new party in power after last night’s provincial election in Quebec. That means… Read More
The Newfoundland Regiment are off to a big start with four wins in their first… Read More
The Women’s Junior ‘A’ Hockey League is honouring one of their own this Thursday night.… Read More
Nominations are now open for the 2026 Premier’s Medals for Arts, Heritage, Recreation and Sport.… Read More
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