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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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7 days ago
Churchill Falls deal expected tomorrow
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1 month ago

Federal government invests millions in two Gros Morne tourism operators

The federal government announced a multi-million dollar investment today for two tourism operators in picturesque Gros Morne National Park. NTV’s Becky Daley reports.

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1 month ago

Retired businessman calls for sweeping changes in downtown St. John’s

A retired businessman who lived and worked in the capital city for several decades is speaking out about the current state of downtown St. John’s. As NTV’s Beth Penney reports, he’s calling for sweeping changes.

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1 month ago

Rising prices, low inventory remains a challenge for homebuyers

Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or searching for your forever home, it’s a challenging time to buy a house. As NTV’s Bailey Howard reports, home prices are up, inventory is down, and the trend is expected to continue.

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1 month ago

N.L. joins other provinces in direct-to-consumer alcohol sales

The province has signed an agreement to allow direct-to-consumer (DTC) alcohol sales for personal consumption.   Through this agreement, eligible wineries, breweries, cideries, and distilleries will be permitted to sell and ship directly to consumers across participating provinces, broadening access to products made in Canada and creating opportunities for local producers to expand their customer base.   […]

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