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Province establishes ‘New Team Labrador’

The provincial government is establishing a new team focused on ensuring Labradorians benefit from the significant economic and development opportunities ahead, while identifying and responding to potential community, infrastructure, health, education and public safety impacts associated with major projects in the region. Lela Evans, Minister of Labrador Affairs, Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation and […]

August 21, 2026

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August 20, 2026

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Premier Wakeham reshuffles cabinet days after Churchill Falls agreement

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13 hours ago

Broken elevator leaves some residents stranded at NL housing building
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Farmers face tough conditions ahead of harvest
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Local pool team ‘Cuefoundland’ brings home championship
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Premier backs return of American liquor to store shelves
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1 year ago

What does NDP future look like as Jordan Brown prepares to bow out of politics?

What does the future look like for the provincial New Democratic Party? NDP leader Jim Dinn will be the only incumbent seeking re-election after Jordan Brown announced he is leaving politics. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

1 year ago

Chemotherapy services resume at Bonavista Peninsula Health Centre

Chemotherapy services have returned to the Bonavista Peninsula Health Centre. It comes after years of residents calling for improved services at their hospital. NTV’s Beth Penney has more in this report.

1 year ago

Canada Post operations could be shut down by end of week

Canada Post operations could be shut down once again by the end of the week. That’s after the union representing more than 55,000 postal workers gave notice they could go on strike by Friday. It would be the second strike in the past six months, but there’s no word yet on what the job action […]

1 year ago

Mount Moriah residents concerned T’Railway erosion could lead to another landslide

Residents in Mount Moriah are concerned about erosion on the old T’Railway above Route 450 that they believe could lead to a landslide. NTV’s Becky Daley reports.