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2 hours ago

Business, News

Dairy Queen and the Janeway Children’s Hospital Foundation are teaming up to help kids

For its 24th year, Miracle Treat Day returns on Thursday giving DQ fans in Newfoundland and Labrador the chance to turn a simple Blizzard Treat into a meaningful difference for children and families in Newfoundland and Labrador. Net proceeds from every Blizzard Treat sold at participating DQ locations in Newfoundland and Labrador stays local supporting the Janeway Children’s Hospital Foundation, one of […]

August 04, 2026

Business, Local News, News

Vendors gear up for 208th Royal St. John’s Regatta

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August 03, 2026

Business, News

Travellers breathing sigh of relief after one-day strike settled at WestJet

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1 week ago

WestJet and CUPE reach tentative agreement, ending further operational disruption
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1 week ago

Negotiations continue amid WestJet flight attendants’ strike
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1 week ago

WestJet flight attendants walk off the job, causing major travel disruptions
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1 week ago

Fuel prices drop to start the weekend
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2 years ago

Fortis outlines five-year, $25-billion capital plan

Fortis held its annual shareholders’ meeting Thursday, where it outlined a five-year capital plan worth $25 billion.

2 years ago

World Energy GH2 releases new renderings of proposed wind-to-hydrogen project

World Energy GH2 has released new renderings of its proposed wind-to-hydrogen project on the Southwest coast, showing what their facility could look like in the port of Stephenville. NTV’s Ben Cleary has more.

2 years ago

Botwood residents expressing concern over proposed wind energy project

One of the proposed wind energy projects in this province is in Botwood ,where the company is confident they’ll be up and running at the beginning of 2026. NTV’s Colleen Lewis has reaction.

2 years ago

Job action continues at St. John’s International Airport

Airport security screeners in Atlantic Canada have been waiting a full week to get paid. Today, their union spoke out about their concerns, calling it disrespectful towards employees. NTV’s Becky Daley tells us more.