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Federation of Labour says it’s time to raise benefits for injured workers, not just rebates for employers

The Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Labour (NLFL) is calling on the province to increase the income replacement benefits for injured workers, following the release of WorkplaceNL’s 2025 Annual Report showing the Injury Fund is now funded at 139.5 per cent. “WorkplaceNL is not just meeting its funding target, it is now well past it,” said NLFL President […]

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Contract awarded for construction of new fire station in Goulds
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Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro extends power purchase agreement with Corner Brook Pulp and Paper
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2 days ago
Equinor says BP’s departure doesn’t change plans for Bay du Nord project
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3 days ago
Federation of Labour calls for increase in injured worker benefits
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3 days ago
Sierre Club of Canada urges public better understand negative impacts of Bay du Nord project
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3 days ago
Inside Story: Bell Island gets $1 million for youth employment
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2 weeks ago

Water line break forces Grand Falls-Windsor businesses to rebuild

Two new business owners in Grand Falls-Windsor are rebuilding after a water line break caused significant damage to their businesses. NTV’s Colleen Lewis has more.

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2 weeks ago

Ottawa announces $270 million for upgrades at Marine Atlantic ferry terminals

Ferry terminals on opposite sides of the province are set to receive significant infrastructure upgrades through a $270-million investment from the federal government. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.

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2 weeks ago

Inside Story: Marine Atlantic CEO discusses terminal upgrades, contract negotiations

Big money was announced for upgrades to Marine Atlantic ferry terminals on Thursday. But CEO Murray Hupman also faced questions about a potential labour dispute.

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3 weeks ago

Expo Labrador cancelled amid ongoing dispute between Innu Nation and province

Expo Labrador has been cancelled as the dispute between the Innu Nation and the provincial government continues. The expo was scheduled to run until Thursday, but ongoing protests in Happy Valley-Goose Bay prompted organizers of the economic conference to cancel the event outright. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

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