In the latest price adjustment from the Public Utilities Board, the price of gas has taken a significant tumble, falling 10.7 cents per litre. Diesel on the island is down by 8.4 cents, and by 7.3 cents in parts of Labrador. Furnace and stove oils are also down by more than 6 cents each. Another […]
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Agropur, the company that owns Central Dairies, has resumed production at its Newfoundland plant yesterday after repairing damages caused by a March 11 fire. The dairy cooperative says they wish to thank its customers and consumers for their patience as they completed the necessary clean-up and repairs. Consumers will continue to see some Farmers branded products […]
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The Provincial Government invited fish buyers and fish processors to submit an Expression of Interest application for a temporary Fish Buyers Licence to export live snow crab out of the province for the 2024 snow crab fishery. But the FFAW is not satisfied and a protest is planned on Confederation Hill on Budget Day. “A rally for […]
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Officials at Corner Brook Pulp and Paper say a deal to sell surplus power back into the provincial energy grid will help steer the mill through tough times. NTV’s Don Bradshaw reports.
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Galway developer Danny Williams is raising more objections about St. John’s City Hall. That’s because the city is requiring another roundabout in Galway, the cost of which Williams says could drive away new businesses into neighbouring Mount Pearl.
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