Premier Tony Wakeham says Churchill Falls is still full steam ahead after meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney in Ottawa this week. But questions are still unanswered about how the province will resolve its ongoing dispute with the Innu Nation. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.
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A St. John’s man accused of murdering a man in the centre of St. John’s earlier this year will have a preliminary inquiry next spring. The inquiry was scheduled today when Robert Belbin appeared in provincial court via video link from Her Majesty’s Penitentiary. It will begin June 3 and is expected to last five […]
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The Newfoundland Growlers dropped a tight 5-4 decision against the Worcester Railers on Thursday night at the Mary Brown’s Centre. After falling behind 4-1, a pair of goals from Jackson Berezowski and an equalizer from Tate Singleton with under three minutes remaining had overtime looking locked in. Ashton Calder would play spoiler for Worcester as […]
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Meetings set for next week have been postponed for the Inquiry Respecting the Treatment, Experiences and Outcomes of Innu in the child protection system due to recent tragedies in the community. The decision was made in consultation with Innu leadership and healing services professionals who are on the ground in Natuashish to continue the inquiry’s […]
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NL Health Services is providing several scholarship opportunities across the province. There are over 45 scholarships available, ranging from $500 to $6,500. Of those scholarships, 25 are available for staff, 19 scholarships are available for dependants of staff, and two Quality Healthcare Scholarships for eligible graduate or post-graduate students are being provided. Eligibility details, including […]
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