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12 hours ago

N.L. tourism operators benefit from Canadian travellers avoiding U.S.

Canadian travellers have pulled hundreds of millions of dollars out of the United States by vacationing within the country. That has benefited tour operators in Newfoundland and Labrador. CTV’s Garrett Barry reports.

September 02, 2026

Business, News

Hilroy apologizes for error that left Newfoundland and Cape Breton off map of Canada

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August 27, 2026

Business, News, Politics

Seafood dropped from Canada’s counter-tariffs against U.S.

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6 days ago

Ottawa, province join with NordSpace to inject $10 million into plans for St. Lawrence spaceport
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6 days ago

Inside Story: New Marine Atlantic ferry Île Rouge on way to province
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1 week ago

Seafood sector faces uncertainty amid Canada-U.S. trade war
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1 week ago

Eddie Joyce warns tariffs will create added challenges for industries to diversify
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10 months ago

Former Bally Haly Logy Bay Road development moves on to consultation process

It’s an application many in the metro region are watching closely. A proposed mixed use development on the former Bally Haly Logy Bay road golf course has seen another round of approvals at St. John’s council this week.

10 months ago

St. John’s city council approves next step for Bally Haly development

It has been a development application many in the metro region are watching closely. KMK Capital, the applicant before council, is proposing a mixed use development on the former Bally Haley site at 100 Logy Bay Rd. The development would exist inside one hundred and sixteen acres that is currently zoned as open space, in […]

10 months ago

Region devastated as St. Mary’s fish plant destroyed by fire

A fire last night destroyed the St. Mary’s fish plant in just hours, devastating the region. NTV’s Bailey Howard is in the town with the latest.

10 months ago

No plea in fatal workplace incident

An aquaculture company facing charges after a fatal accident in St. Alban’s in 2023 had their case back before the courts today. NTV’s Colleen Lewis has more.