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Econext Conference 2026 focuses on building Newfoundland and Labrador’s green economy

Business leaders, innovators, policymakers, Indigenous and industry experts joined together today for Econext Conference 2026. It’s a day of bold ideas, practical insights, and valuable connections. Conference attendees will explore emerging opportunities in sustainable development, discover how local organizations are driving innovation and sustainable growth, and gain fresh perspectives on the projects, investments, and policies […]

October 15, 2026

Health, News

Province signs proclamation to mark Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day

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October 15, 2026

Arts & Entertainment, News

Eddie Eastman brings Newfoundland’s musical past, present and future together in ‘Out of the Ashes’

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4 hours ago

RNC arrest two men in separate incidents at businesses overnight
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4 hours ago

Introduction of X-ray Services at 850 Topsail Road location
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5 hours ago

President Trump says “Canada will end up being the 51st state”
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5 hours ago

High winds and rain in the Wreckhouse area
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2 years ago

Minister Parsons to Attend Energy and Mines Ministers’ Conference

Minister of Industry, Energy and Technology Andrew Parsons will attend the Energy and Mines Ministers’ Conference in Calgary from today to Friday. The Energy and Mines Ministers’ Conference is an annual gathering of federal, provincial and territorial ministers responsible for energy and mining portfolios. Ministers meet to discuss shared priorities for collaborative action to advance […]

2 years ago

RCMP reminding motorists of the move over law

The RCMP is reminding motorists of the move over law after a few close calls with officers this past weekend. The move over law is designed to protect first responders such as police, fire and ambulance, as well as tow truck operators, who are conducting their work at the side of the roadway. An officer […]

2 years ago

FFAW slams Ottawa’s northern cod decision

It was 32 years ago today that the cod moratorium was announced. But just days after it ended, the fisheries union is calling on Ottawa to bring the moratorium back. The FFAW wants the federal government to reverse its decision to allow offshore draggers to fish for northern cod. NTV’s Beth Penney reports.

2 years ago

Environmentalists concerned about growing presence of green crab

While the FFAW is upset about the cod fishery, there are also concerns about crab. The growing presence of a particular species of crab in provincial waters has environmentalists here worried. NTV’s Don Bradshaw explains why.