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Province looking for feedback on parental access to children’s health information

The Provincial Government is launching an engagement process to inform a review of the Personal Health Information Act (PHIA), which will help deliver on government’s commitment to protecting the privacy of personal health information and ensuring Newfoundland and Labrador’s legislative framework remains effective, responsive, and up to date. As part of its review of the Personal Health Information […]

September 01, 2026

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Premier Wakeham appoints new Deputy Minister

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September 01, 2026

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Planned bridge work by NL Hydro underway in Western and Central Newfoundland

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3 hours ago

Autism Society unaware of recent unconventional Harbour Grace fundraiser
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4 hours ago

Fogo Island RCMP arrest impaired driver exiting ferry
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4 hours ago

Police looking for suspect in assault, theft at a local business
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5 hours ago

Students blindsided by new mandatory health insurance costs at Memorial University, says CFS-NL
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6 months ago

House of Assembly to reopen next week with PCs in power for first time in a decade

This time next week the House of Assembly will be open. Marking the first time in a decade the PC party sits on the left of the Speaker. NTV’s Legislative Reporter Ben Cleary has more in this report.

6 months ago

West coast snowmobiler urges caution after avalanche

A snowmobiler on the west coast is urging those travelling through the back country to be extremely cautious, that’s after his frightening experience in the the mountains yesterday. Here’s NTV’s Becky Daley with more.

6 months ago

Four people displaced following Burin Peninsula fires

Four people the Burin Peninsula were left without homes this weekend after fire destroyed multiple structures. NTV’s Ross Tilley has more.

6 months ago

N.L. residents in Mexico amid cartel violence in Perto Vallarta

There are more than 26,000 Canadians registered in Mexico, some of them, from this province. Tensions are high amidst cartel unrest that started Sunday morning and has now left many stranded in popular resort destinations. While communities are reportedly terrorized where locals live. NTV’s Jodi Cooke has this report.