The Inside Story

The Inside Story takes a deeper look inside the compelling headlines of the day as NTV’s reporters come face-to-face with the province’s newsmakers. Archive episodes here.

Inside Story: Danny Williams calls for Churchill Falls MOU to be scrapped, Gull Island to be negotiated separately

The debate continues over the Churchill Falls MOU, with the Tories calling for a pause…

Inside Story: Tony Wakeham raises concerns about child care centre delays

PC leader Tony Wakeham is raising his concerns for early childhood education spaces, as new…

Inside Story: UNESCO site in Bonavista works to maintain status

There are five UNESCO designated cultural and natural wonders in this province, each attracting unique…

Inside Story: Oil executives speak out against federal emissions cap at Energy NL conference

Industry leaders have gathered in the capital city for the Energy NL conference. We hear…

Inside Story: Titan submersible documentary includes interview with technician based in N.L.

It’s the second documentary announced in as many weeks on the Titan submersible disaster. Now,…

Inside Story: Jim Dinn opposes pausing Churchill Falls MOU

NDP leader Jim Dinn is opposing a proposal by PC leader Tony Wakeham to pause…

Inside Story: Tony Wakeham calls for pause on Churchill Falls during talks on national energy corridor

Opposition leader Tony Wakeham is calling for the province to pause any plans to lock…

Inside Story: Man fighting cancer raises concerns about changes to clinic in Gander

A man in central Newfoundland who is fighting cancer says he is concerned about changes…

Inside Story: Premier Hogan talks trade with Prime Minister

Premier John Hogan says he has had a phone conversation with Prime Minister Mark Carney…

Inside Story: MUN Students’ Union frustrated as university denies tuition freeze

The MUN Students’ Union is speaking out today after a request to pause tuition increases…

Inside Story: Four people inducted into Junior Achievement Business Hall of Fame

Recognizing business excellence in our province, four people were inducted into the Junior Achievement Business…

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