The province has been warned to address rising costs and debt levels or risk having its credit outlook downgraded from stable to negative. The warning comes as Premier Tony Wakeham revealed today that discussions have begun with Quebec on a new Churchill River agreement. NTV’s Ben Cleary explains.
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Oil markets are set to see price swings this week as the impact from the United States and Israeli strikes on oil supplies from the Middle East remains unclear. Oil prices have already risen following the military operation in Iran. International benchmark Brent Crude closed at a seven-month high of $72.87 US heading into the […]
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With the House of Assembly scheduled to open on March 2, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is calling on the province to make the spring sitting a turning point for small business competitiveness and economic growth. “This spring sitting is an opportunity for government to show that it is serious about creating a […]
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St. John’s International Airport has earned the 2025 Airport Service Quality (ASQ) Customer Experience Award for Best Airports at Departures: Under 2 Million Passengers in North America. Administered by Airports Council International (ACI) World, the ASQ program is the only global benchmarking program that measures passenger satisfaction from travelers while they are at the airport, […]
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The province is now accepting applications for this year’s Job Creation Partnerships program. The program supports community-based, not-for-profit projects that provide Employment Insurance (EI) eligible individuals with opportunities to gain work experience and improve their employment prospects. Eligible organizations can apply online. Applicants are encouraged to review the program guidelines before applying. The application deadline is […]
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