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2 days ago

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Bay St. George RCMP issue warning about counterfeit currency circulating in the area

Bay St. George RCMP is advising the public about recent circulation of counterfeit currency after reports from local residents and businesses. Counterfeit currency recently collected by police are mostly $50 and $100 bills, and several had matching serial numbers. Additionally, the metallic or reflective portrait element was a sticker that could be peeled away from […]

May 08, 2026

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Memorial Stadium Dominion closes after nearly 20 years

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May 08, 2026

Business, News

Rental car shortage renews calls for better public transportation

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4 days ago

Inside Story: Rough year ahead for Iron Ore Company of Canada
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4 days ago

Bay St. George RCMP issue warning about counterfeit currency circulating in the area
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4 days ago

NAPE disappointed by lack of transparency on Medavie contract from NLHS
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5 days ago

Provincial Agrifoods Assistance Program supporting agricultural growth and food security
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2 years ago

Mining industry expresses confidence at Future of Labrador West Summit

There was a bullish outlook for a challenged industry at Day 2 of the Future of Labrador West Summit. Three of the biggest players in mining expressed confidence, including the beleaguered Tacora Mines, which is currently in creditor protection. NTV’s Jodi Cooke reports.

2 years ago

Business and political leaders gather at Future of Labrador West Summit

It has long been one of the province’s major economic drivers, but now Labrador West is looking to the future. Municipal leaders are calling on government and industry to make sure a vibrant community remains for years to come. NTV’s Jodi Cooke reports from the Future of Labrador West Summit.

2 years ago

Incentive program extended to switch from oil to electric heat

Funding was announced Friday to boost an incentive program to help people switch from oil to electric heat. NTV’s David Salter reports.

2 years ago

Arbitrator rules against FFAW for last year’s crab protest

An arbitrator has ruled the FFAW breached the collective agreement during last year’s tie-up by harvesters in protest of crab prices. Damages are owed to the Association of Seafood Producers, which will be determined at another arbitration.