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Local gymnastics organization celebrates extension at former Memorial Stadium Dominion

After facing uncertainty following the closure of the Dominion at the former Memorial Stadium alongside Quidi Vidi Lake, Cygnus Gymnastics says its been granted a one-year extension to continue its programming at the facility. The news comes as the organization prepares to launch registration for September next week. Cygnus Gymnastics, which offers programs to 1200 […]

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3 days ago
PM Carney asks premiers to remove U.S. booze ban to help finalize trade deal
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4 days ago
Local financial analyst says Churchill Falls could have greater impact than oil production
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5 days ago
Hydro-Québec says it will pay about six cents per kilowatt-hour for the new supply, roughly one-third the cost of alternative sources
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1 week ago
Churchill Falls deal expected tomorrow
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4 weeks ago

Forestry minister reacts to Cottle’s Island Lumber troubles

Forestry Minister Pleaman Forsey is reacting to news at the a lumber company faces closure. Cottle’s Island Lumber says Corner Brook Pulp and Paper is not living up to its commitments. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.

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4 weeks ago

Fuel prices rise across the board in weekend adjustment

Fuel prices were up across the board in the latest adjustment from the Public Utilities Board on Saturday. The changes to maximum prices reflect recent changes in market commodity prices. The changes to maximum fuel prices are as follows:

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4 weeks ago

St. John’s Farmers’ Market celebrates 18th birthday this weekend

The St. John’s Farmers’ Market is inviting the public to its weekend festivities celebrating their 18th Birthday and 8th year at their current home, 245 Freshwater Road. ‘ A two-day market filled with activities and entertainment, and as always free for the public to attend. And like a classic birthday party there will be cake, […]

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4 weeks ago

Cottle’s Island Lumber says it could close after nearly 60 years

A central Newfoundland sawmill says it could be forced to close after nearly 60 years, following changes to Corner Brook Pulp and Paper’s operations. The company is shifting its newsprint production to wood chips, with its logs set to be shipped to the province’s three major sawmills. But Cottle’s Island Lumber says Corner Brook Pulp […]

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