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WorkplaceNL amends policy to cover psychological injuries caused by workplace harassment 

Starting June 1, WorkplaceNL will cover psychological injury due to harassment at work. This means that workers diagnosed with a psychological injury due to harassment in the workplace may be eligible for wage-loss benefits, health care benefits and return-to-work services through the workers’ compensation system. The diagnosis must be from a physician, nurse practitioner, psychologist or psychiatrist.   In the context of WorkplaceNL coverage, workplace harassment involves aggressive, intimidating or […]

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3 days ago
Stephenville airport could reopen this summer, after new ownership
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4 days ago
Canadian Taxpayers Federation gives Finance Minister Craig Pardy good grade on Finance Minister Report Card
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1 week ago
Province signs Letter of Intent with Kruger Inc. to extend power purchase agreement
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1 week ago
Downtown St. John’s businesses preparing for busy tourism season
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2 years ago

Concerns over shortage of rental vehicles in the province

With tourism season just around the corner, the need for accommodations and rental vehicles is on the rise. But one local inn based in Port Rexton is raising concerns about the shortage of rental vehicles.  NTV’s Becky Daley tells us more. 

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2 years ago

Clarenville-based company receives funding for underwater technology

SubC Imaging, a marine technology company based in Clarenville, is getting $467,500 in funding from the provincial government to help develop a new underwater inspection system. The multi-channel inspection system will include up to six cameras for an ROV to provide full situational awareness. New software will be developed to merge the various sources of […]

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2 years ago

New wage support program to help small businesses after minimum wage hike

The St. John’s Board of Trade and the province’s Employers’ Council announced a new wage support program to assist small and medium businesses. NTVs Becky Daley tells us more.. 

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2 years ago

Canada’s finance minister presents Budget 2024; includes tax hike for wealthy Canadians

Today is Budget Day in Ottawa, with the Trudeau government unveiling its fiscal blueprint for the coming year. Finance Minister Chyrstia Freeland is delivering the budget now after weeks of announcements that already promised $40 billion in new spending, plus higher taxes for wealthier Canadians. CTV’s Annie Bergeron Oliver has tonight’s top story.

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