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Happy Valley-Goose Bay mayor says towns wants “written guarantees and clear timelines” before it can consider offering support for Churchill Falls project

The Town of Happy Valley–Goose Bay says it will not support hydro development at Gull Island and expansion at Churchill Falls, as well as planned wind energy developments, unless governments provide clear guarantees that address the major infrastructure, social, and environmental impacts these projects will create for the community. As the regional hub and the […]

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Energy NL welcomes new agreement on Churchill Falls and Gull Island Hydroelectric Development
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12 hours ago
Car strikes house following collision that rolls SUV; one sent to hospital
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14 hours ago
Historic deal signed for Churchill Falls and Gull Island
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14 hours ago
Churchill Falls agreement touted as a Win-Win-Win
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14 hours ago
Opposition parties respond to major Churchill Falls agreement
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4 months ago

Gas and Diesel Prices Fall Again

Some good news for those fueling up today, as the province is seeing a second straight day of significant decreases to the price of gasoline and diesel. The price of gas is down seven cents a litre, while diesel drops by 18.7 cents per litre. Furnace oil is down by 16.21 cents per litre, and […]

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4 months ago

16-Year Old Arrested For Assault, Property Damage in West End

Monday, April 20th just after 9:30pm, RNC were called to a disturbance at a residence in the west end of St. John’s. Once on the scene, officers spoke to the complainant and witnesses, then arrested a 16-year old female. She has been charged with Assault, Property Damage, and Breach of Release Order. She was held […]

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4 months ago

Nunatukavut Community Council launches new campaign to mark 40th anniversary

The Nunatukavut Community Council has launched a new campaign to mark its 40th anniversary. NTV’s Ben Cleary has more.

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4 months ago

Seniors’ housing crisis expected to be addressed in upcoming budget

With the House of Assembly reopening tomorrow, the government is starting to give hints about what will be spent in the upcoming provincial budget. Today, the housing crisis was at the top of the agenda, especially for seniors, who make up a quarter of the province’s population. The finance minister says there will be some relief […]

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