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3 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

Business, Local News, News

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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5 days ago

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

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

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

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

Seniors Fair hears how inflation affecting older population

The rising cost of living is affecting everyone, but seniors say it’s hitting them especially hard. A seniors fair got underway in Grand Falls-Windsor Thursday, the first of its kind in four years. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports

3 years ago

Cruising into Corner Brook, six ships expected this week

It’s shaping up to be a busy week dockside in Corner Brook, with no less than six cruise ships scheduled to visit the west-coast city. But why are so many people anxious to take a cruise through western Newfoundland at this time of year? NTV’s Don Bradshaw went, today, to find out.

3 years ago

Minimum wage hits $15 an hour, but labour groups say living wage needed

Newfoundland and Labrador’s minimum wage has finally hit $15 an hour, but labour groups say a living wage is needed. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

3 years ago

Difficult summer for province’s restaurants

With summer 2023 now in the books, the food and beverage industry in the province is looking back at a peak season that was not in peak form. NTV’s David Salter has more in this report.