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Icewater Seafoods earns world-class Food Safety Certification ahead of cod season

Icewater Seafoods has achieved certification under the Brand Reputation through Compliance Global Standards (BRCGS) program, commonly known as BRC certification, earning an A Grade in its first-ever audit. The achievement is a significant milestone for the family-owned company and recognizes the work of the hundreds of employees who help make Icewater one of the world’s […]

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Single mother opens tattoo studio in central Newfoundland
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4 days ago
Final GST/HST top-up goes out before new federal grocery benefit next month
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5 days ago
Taxpayers can’t afford government grocery stores, says Canadian Taxpayers Federation
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6 days ago
Municipalities highlight drinking water concerns if Marine Atlantic stripped of essential service designation
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6 days ago
EnergyNL conference hears update on Bay du Nord project
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2 years ago

City of St. John’s gives its final word on end of the Newfoundland Growlers

The City of St. John’s had its final word on the end of the Newfoundland Growlers today, after the courts ordered it to release numbers on money paid to the team after a dispute in 2021. NTV’s Becky Daley reports.

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2 years ago

Crab boats remain tied to wharf after recent price decision

Harvesters are keeping their boats tied to the wharf and say they won’t fish, after this year’s price was set at $2.60 on Monday.  NTV’s Bailey Howard tells us more.

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2 years ago

Dean McDonald blames chaos with city as St. John’s loses fourth hockey team

Mary Brown’s Centre has lost its fourth hockey team after the ECHL terminated the Newfoundland Growlers. Former owner Dean McDonald addressed the media Wednesday, citing chaos in dealings with the City of St. John’s as the reason for the team’s collapse. NTV’s Becky Daley reports.

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2 years ago

FFAW says harvesters won’t fish after price-setting panel decision

Fish harvesters say they are unable to fish at the price chosen by the province’s price-setting panel, the FFAW said in a statement Tuesday evening. The announcement sets the stage for a repeat of last year’s standoff in the crab fishery. “The Union held a call this afternoon with over 40 crab committee chairs from […]

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