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Inside Story: N.L. teams compete for Allan Cup on home ice

Conception Bay South is playing host to the Allan Cup national senior hockey championships with two Newfoundland teams vying for the title. NTV’s Mark Dwyer reports.

April 22, 2026

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Inside Story: Premier writes N.L. Hydro to reduce July 1 power rate increase

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April 21, 2026

Politics, The Inside Story

Inside Story: Churchill Falls MOU review due day after provincial budget

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4 days ago

Inside Story: N.L. grandmother helped inspire Blue Jays sweater now in national museum
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7 days ago

Inside Story: What’s next after federal Liberals get majority?
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1 week ago

Inside Story: Mixed reaction to federal gas tax cut as N.L. MPs spar in House of Commons
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2 weeks ago

Inside Story: Money, politics and MOU debate continues
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5 months ago

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

The story of what happened to Private John Lambert of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment during World War I reads like a movie script. The fact that his body was identified over a hundred years after it went missing was the result of detective work, science and love. NTV’s Garry Smyth brings us this amazing story.

6 months ago

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

A group of concerned parents at Sacred Heart Academy in Marystown says there aren’t enough student assistants for children with complex needs. Now, they’re demanding immediate action to address what they call a safety issue. NTV’s Ross Tilley has more.

6 months 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.

6 months 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.”