With the clocks going back this week, politicians are pondering whether Newfoundland and Labrador should join the many other Canadian provinces and territories that have stopped changing their clocks twice a year. NTV’s Michael Connors reports.
Read more
Provincial leaders have been pushing for Ottawa to cut Marine Atlantic fees in exchange for dropping provincial trade barriers. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre said he’s open to the idea during a campaign stop in St. John’s.
Read more
Liberal leadership candidate John Hogan says he supports lowering inter-provincial trade barriers in response to U.S. tariff threats, but that must include lowering barriers to accessing Marine Atlantic, as well.
Read more
Liberal leadership candidate John Abbott says if he becomes premier, the province will need something in return for dropping inter-provincial trade barriers in response to the Trump tariffs. He pointed to Marine Atlantic fees as one example.
Read more
Liberal leader Mark Carney chose Newfoundland and Labrador as the first stop in his federal election campaign. He explained why in Gander on Monday.
Read more
