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5 days ago

Province signs Letter of Intent with Kruger Inc. to extend power purchase agreement

The province has signed a letter of intent with Kruger Inc., the owner of Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Ltd., to continue discussions related to its diversification plan, specifically a long-term power purchase agreement between the company and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro. The province plans to extend the current interim power purchase agreement between Newfoundland […]

May 22, 2026

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Downtown St. John’s businesses preparing for busy tourism season

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May 21, 2026

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Central towns prepare response to proposed wind and solar farm near Botwood

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7 days ago

Province signs Letter of Intent with Kruger Inc. to extend power purchase agreement
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1 week ago

Environmental impact statement submitted for proposed wind energy project near Botwood
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2 weeks ago

Gander International Airport reports increased traffic
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2 weeks ago

Fuel prices see minor drop overnight
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1 year ago

Bishop’s Falls asks Bell Aliant to refund customers for decades-old charge

1 year ago

25 per cent U.S. tariffs on Canada expected Tuesday

U.S. President Donald Trump is moving ahead with his plan to impose 25% tariffs on Canadian trade products as of Tuesday, March 4. However, this week a White House official stated that could change pending ongoing negotiations. Imposed or not, NTV’s Marykate O’Neill tells us how this province is preparing.

1 year ago

Harvesters say DFO recommending crab quota cuts in zone 3K

There was difficult news for the fishing industry as DFO met with crab harvesters in Grand Falls-Windsor on Friday. Harvesters say DFO is recommending cuts of up to 50 per cent to the total allowable catch in zone 3K off the northeast coast. NTV’s Colleen Lewis was there.

1 year ago

Qalipu Mi’kmaq First Nation supports diversifying trade in face of U.S. tariffs

The threat of tariffs by the United States has businesses in this country pursuing other trade opportunities around the world. It’s a move organizations like the Qalipu Mi’kmaq First Nation believe could be necessary. NTV’s Don Bradshaw reports.