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Atlantic Chamber of Commerce welcomes appointment of Minister of Red Tape Reduction

The Atlantic Chamber of Commerce today welcomed the appointment of the Honourable Lloyd Parrott as Newfoundland and Labrador’s Minister of Red Tape Reduction. “The creation of a dedicated Minister of Red Tape Reduction is a significant and positive step,” said Rhonda Tulk-Lane, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce. “Excessive regulation […]

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Bay St. George RCMP tickets uninsured driver after hit and run collision
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Bay St. George RCMP investigating fatal collision on the Trans-Canada Highway
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NL student receives the Beaverbrook Vimy Prize
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Grand Falls-Windsor RCMP investigating theft of boat motor, public assistance requested
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Province establishes ‘New Team Labrador’
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10 months ago

Transition process begins for Premier-designate Tony Wakeham

The transition process is now underway for Premier-designate Tony Wakeham to take power, but no date has been set for the swearing-in. Wakeham has a lot to prepare for now, but he’s holding firm on his promise for an independent review and referendum on Churchill Falls. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

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10 months ago

Optimism in energy sector as new PC government promises support

The energy sector in this province has seen triumphs and challenges over the years. As NTV’s Beth Penney tells us, industry officials are optimistic, with promises made by the incoming government.

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10 months ago

Taxpayers Federation urges Wakeham to rein in government spending

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is urging Premier-designate Tony Wakeham to rein in government spending, following a warning from a major bond agency.

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10 months ago

Harbour Breton man challenges law after scallop fishing charge

A Harbour Breton man was recently charged with using mechanical equipment to fish for scallops and will soon enter a plea. Today, he’s arguing the law should be changed.

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