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4 days ago

Province signs Letter of Intent with Kruger Inc. to extend power purchase agreement

The province has signed a letter of intent with Kruger Inc., the owner of Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Ltd., to continue discussions related to its diversification plan, specifically a long-term power purchase agreement between the company and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro. The province plans to extend the current interim power purchase agreement between Newfoundland […]

May 22, 2026

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Downtown St. John’s businesses preparing for busy tourism season

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May 21, 2026

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Central towns prepare response to proposed wind and solar farm near Botwood

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6 days ago

Province signs Letter of Intent with Kruger Inc. to extend power purchase agreement
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7 days ago

Environmental impact statement submitted for proposed wind energy project near Botwood
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1 week ago

Gander International Airport reports increased traffic
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2 weeks ago

Fuel prices see minor drop overnight
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11 months ago

Marble Mountain’s future remains uncertain

Atlantic Canada’s largest ski resort has yet to find a buyer. After government’s request for proposals closed in April, many are questioning the resort’s future.NTV’s Becky Daley tells us more.

11 months ago

Nunatsiavut government calls for subsidy to air freight service

The Nunatsiavut Government is renewing its call for the province to subsidize air freight service as ferry delays continue.

11 months ago

Bank of Canada governor speaks to St. John’s Board of Trade

Tiff Macklem, the Governor of the Bank of Canada, was in St. John’s today. Macklem spoke to members of the St. John’s Board of Trade about trade uncertainty between Canada and the United States. Macklem also praised Newfoundland and Labrador’s ability to diversify it’s trade relationships during uncertain times.

11 months ago

DFO increases Northern Cod quota one year after ending moratorium

It’s been one year since the federal government reversed its decades long closure of the cod fishery and today, Ottawa is more than doubling the northern cod quota. Industry, both inshore and offshore today, are welcoming the news. NTV’s Jodi Cooke reports.