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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 […]

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Rental car shortage renews calls for better public transportation
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Inside Story: Rough year ahead for Iron Ore Company of Canada
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Bay St. George RCMP issue warning about counterfeit currency circulating in the area
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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

Fall tourism push paying off on the west coast

The Labour Day long weekend is usually the unofficial end of the summer tourism season in this province but, in recent years, there’s been a push to attract more visitors during the shoulder seasons.  As NTV’s Don Bradshaw tells us, that effort just might be working.   

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3 years ago

St. John’s International Airport Authority working on improving international access

The first new daily flight from St. John’s to Toronto took off bright and early this morning. But the airport authority is still working on improving international access. NTV’s Bailey Howard tells us more.

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3 years ago

Fish pricing review doesn’t cut it, says SEA-NL

The province has unveiled a new team to review how fish prices are set. But as NTV’s David Salter reports, the head of a major fishery advocacy group is not impressed and is speaking out.

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3 years ago

Furey applauds Bank of Canada for holding key interest rate steady, but faces criticism for letter

It’s Bank of Canada decided today to hold interest rates steady 5%. That’s after Premier Andrew Furey joined the Ontario and British Columbia Premiers in asking the the Bank of Canada not to hike interest rates. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

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