Newfoundland & Labrador Business News

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3 days ago

Federal energy minister touts Churchill Falls and Bay du Nord in N.L., but faces union protesters on right to strike

Federal Energy Minister Tim Hodgson was in St. John’s Thursday promoting the Churchill Falls and Bay du Nord projects. But union protesters gathered outside for a second day to send a message about the right to strike. NTV’s Beth Penney reports.

October 16, 2026

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Board of Trade says immigration numbers need to reflect needs of workforce

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October 16, 2026

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Grand Falls-Windsor mayor open to development of data centres

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3 days ago

Inside Story: How will international success of ‘Below’ affect N.L. film and tourism?
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3 days ago

Heart’s Content Doors Open event taking place this Sunday welcoming people into heritage homes
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4 days ago

Unions rally against Ottawa’s major projects Bill C-39 to protect right to strike
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4 days ago

Ottawa renews Atlantic Fisheries Fund for five years; puts France crab licence issue to rest
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2 months ago

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

Federal and provincial officials joined NordSpace in St. Lawrence on Thursday to inject $10 million into plans for a commercial spaceport. NTV’s Ross Tilley reports.

2 months ago

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

Marine Atlantic is receiving a new vessel named Île Rouge to add to its ferry fleet serving Newfoundland. NTV’s Andrew Connors reports.

2 months ago

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

The war of words continues to heat up in the trade war between Canada and the United States. In Newfoundland and Labrador, another sector facing uncertainty is the seafood industry. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.

2 months ago

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

Conversations are continuing across many other industries, where tariffs could create even more challenges for the province. This is especially true for a key industry on the West Coast that is working to diversify. NTV’s Becky Daley has more.