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22 hours ago

Business

McDonald’s on Topsail Road is celebrating over 45 years of serving the region with $0.77 deals

A St. John’s fast food staple is taking a trip back to 1977 – at least when it comes to its prices. The McDonald’s on Topsail Road is celebrating its roots, with 77 cent deals, as it unveils a newly renovated restaurant. From Friday through Sunday, customers are invited to stop by and experience the […]

April 15, 2026

Business, News

More businesses have been closing than opening in Canada, according to CFIB

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April 14, 2026

Business, News, Politics

Ottawa temporarily suspending federal fuel tax on gas and diesel

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2 days ago

FFAW provides update to its membership
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4 days ago

Court order escalates seafood dispute between FFAW and ASP
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4 days ago

Glovertown RCMP warns residents of door-to-door scam
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5 days ago

City of St. John’s overnight parking bans extended until April 18
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3 months ago

Liberal MP Tom Osborne consults business leaders on Marine Atlantic

Liberal MP says he’s hearing concerns loud and clear from business leaders about capacity on Marine Atlantic.

3 months ago

Canada’s tariff deal with China bodes well for N.L., says fisheries advocate

Prime Minister Mark Carney has signed a new partnership with China, and it may bring good news for Newfoundland and Labrador. That’s because the deal includes measures to lift trade barriers and reduce tariffs on seafood products. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

3 months ago

FFAW holds constructive meeting with premier on crab dispute, says union president

The fisheries union says its received commitments from the premier. That’s after Premier Tony Wakeham met with both the FFAW and Association of Seafood Producers this week. NTV’s Bailey Howard has the story.

3 months ago

Fire destroys landmark business in Woody Point

Fire destroyed a landmark business in the town of Woody Point last night. There were no injuries, however, residents are calling it a big loss for the community. NTV’s Becky Daley was there and has more.