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Canadian Taxpayers Federation gives Finance Minister Craig Pardy good grade on Finance Minister Report Card

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation released its annual Finance Minister Report Card that ranks provincial finance ministers on spending, debt and tax relief in the latest provincial budgets. Newfoundland and Labrador Finance Minister Craig Pardy received an overall grade of C, the highest in Atlantic Canada. Pardy’s predecessor Siobhan Coady received an overall grade of F last year. “Pardy delivered […]

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7 days ago
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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1 year ago

MINEx Convention and Trade Show kicks off in Labrador

The MINEx Convention and Trade Show kicked off in Labrador today. The three-day event brings together mining industry leaders to showcase opportunities in western Labrador. 

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1 year ago

Downtown business owners continue to sound alarm

With so many businesses closing their doors recently, those that are left say they’re struggling to keep up with rising costs, which in turn are making it harder to get customers in the door. NTV’s Becky Daley has more. 

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1 year ago

Business Navigators Program Showing Success

Indications are that the new Business Navigator program launched by the provincial government last month is successful. The program provides one-on-one, personalized service for inquiries related to requirements to establish and operate businesses in the province. Approximately 70 inquiries have been received to date related to new businesses/set-up, funding/resources and overall provincial government support. Business […]

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1 year ago

St. John’s business owners call for improved safety measures to reduce downtown crime

Downtown St. John’s has seen one business closure, after another. and some owners say, more vandalism and crime than ever. As NTV’s Beth Penney tells us, the city says they are taking action to help make residents and business owners feel more safe. 

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