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Inside Story: YMCA Peace Week celebrated with prestigious medal presentation on Burin Peninsula

YMCA Peace Week is celebrated annually across Canada during the third week of November. It’s a time when the organization celebrates acts of peace by recognizing people and groups who have demonstrated a commitment toward a future where peace is not just an ideal, but a lived reality. This week, officials with the “Y” were […]

November 18, 2025

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Inside Story: Two West Coast doctors and one MHA on mission to Uganda

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November 17, 2025

Politics, The Inside Story

Inside Story: Quebec energy minister warns her province will have demands if N.L. seeks changes to Churchill Falls MOU

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1 week ago

Inside Story: Remembering Joyce Stirling Read more

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Inside Story: A helping hand for youth fitness Read more

2 weeks ago

Inside Story: Remembering Private John Lambert of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment Read more

2 weeks ago

Inside Story: Parents at Marystown school demand more support for students with complex needs Read more

3 weeks ago

Inside Story: Local unions react to federal budget at St. John’s watch party

Tonight on The Inside Story, today is Budget Day in Ottawa. NTV’s Ben Cleary is at a watch party held by local unions, and he joins us live with more.

3 weeks ago

Inside Story: Hogan says Churchill Falls MOU on ‘very thin ice’ as Wakeham proceeds with review

Premier Tony Wakeham says he will proceed with a review of the Churchill Falls MOU, but opposition leader John Hogan says he believes the deal is on “very thin ice.”

3 weeks ago

Inside Story: Premier Wakeham vows to release Michael Wilson’s resignation letter from Churchill Falls Oversight Committee

Speaking to reporters Wednesday after being sworn in, Premier Tony Wakeham vowed to release the resignation letter of Michael Wilson, who quit the Churchill Falls Oversight Committee.

4 weeks ago

Inside Story: Incoming opposition leader John Hogan takes questions from reporters

Tuesday was John Hogan’s last official day as premier before Tony Wakeham gets sworn in on Wednesday. Hogan took questions from reporters for the first time since losing the election.