Education Accord under fire for using fake sources, but government stands by document
The province’s Education Accord is coming under fire for fake sources being referenced in the document. The education minister is calling it an “error” and says no artificial intelligence was used in the report. But the opposition parties say it jeopardizes the credibility of the document. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.
Read moreNurses feel defeated and unheard, union president says
The president of the Registered Nurses’ Union is travelling across the province talking to members and listening to their concerns. As NTV’s Marykate O’Neill reports, most nurses are feeling defeated and unheard.
Read moreNine business leaders write letter supporting Churchill Falls MOU
A group of nine business leaders have penned a letter to Premier John Hogan expressing their support for the Churchill Falls MOU.
Read moreExhibit highlights need for change in violence prevention
There were two events in Grand Falls-Windsor this week highlighting the need for change when it comes to violence prevention. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.
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