There will be no labour disruption at Marine Atlantic. That was the word today from Unifor. In a statement on its website, the union said the collective bargaining impasse with Marine Atlantic has been successfully resolved with the help of a special mediator. Unifor said by keeping the interests of the workers, travellers and communities […]
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The Labrador Fishermen’s Union Shrimp Company says it was devastated by Ottawa’s decision to exclude southern Labrador communities from the Northern Cod allocation and is calling for a review. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.
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The Town of Point Leamington is holding a vote this week and they’re asking residents whether they’re in favour or against the wind energy project. Here’s NTV’s Colleen Lewis.
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The province has filed a request to intervene in a hearing on the designation of Marine Atlantic as an essential service. In a statement this morning, government says it “respects the collective bargaining process underway between Marine Atlantic and Unifor, but is concerned the corporation’s longstanding designation as an essential service could be reconsidered by […]
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The province has been warned to address rising costs and debt levels or risk having its credit outlook downgraded from stable to negative. The warning comes as Premier Tony Wakeham revealed today that discussions have begun with Quebec on a new Churchill River agreement. NTV’s Ben Cleary explains.
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