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Premier promises new long-term care beds for Corner Brook next year

The province announced $21 million for new long-term care beds in Budget 2026. On Thursday, Corner Brook got confirmation it will start to see those beds as early as next year. NTV’s Becky Daley reports.

October 01, 2026

Health, Local News, News

Provincial government expanding and improving access to addiction treatment and supports at Humberwood Treatment Centre

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September 29, 2026

Health, News, Politics

Premier Wakeham releases new details on new MRI for central Newfoundland

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2 days ago

Practical nursing students vote to join Canadian Federation of Students
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Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation welcomes federal funding for new treatment centre
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Town-wide water outage for Town of Deer Lake Lifted
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3 days ago

Province boosts funding for medical transport assistance program
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1 year ago

Behind closed doors: A look inside the Health Sciences Centre’s renovated morgue

Today NL Health Services opened the door, partially, to the newly renovated morgue at the Health Science Centre. NTV’s Maria Kavatsiuk reports.

1 year ago

Howell to tour new Ambulatory Health Hub and Urgent Care Centre

Today, Minister of Health and Community Services Krista Lynn Howell will tour the new ambulatory health hub and urgent care centre at 28 Stavanger Drive. The former Costco building is being transformed into an Ambulatory Health Hub and Urgent Care Centre. The Ambulatory Health Hub will focus on providing various outpatient services, such as physiotherapy, […]

1 year ago

Premier breaks silence on auditor general’s report on agency nurses

The Registered Nurses’ Union called out Premier John Hogan today for his response to the AG’s report on private nursing spending. NTV’s Ben Cleary has more in this report.

1 year ago

‘System on the brink’: Two union representatives speak out on state of health care in the province

Two unions representing health care workers in the province are speaking out on the state of health care in Newfoundland and Labrador. They’re calling recent resignations at St. Clare’s Mercy Hospital, and the Auditor General’s report on travel nurses, symptoms of a system on the brink. From the recent resignation of internal medicine physicians at […]