Inside Story: N.L. projects not on Ottawa’s first five nation-building projects list
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced has the first five major projects on Ottawa’s nation-building projects list, but none of them were in Newfoundland and Labrador. Premier John Hogan responded to questions about that Thursday.
Read moreBraya Renewable Fuels gets $25-million loan from provincial government
The provincial government is giving the owners of the former Come by Chance oil refinery a $25-million repayable loan. Braya’s commercial operations have been impacted by changes to tax credit programs in the U.S. market. On January 6, 2025, Braya initiated a temporary shutdown at the refinery which lasted until June 2025, when the company resumed operations. Braya advised […]
Read moreTories accuse Liberals of misleading public on size of deficit with tobacco settlement
The PC Party is crying foul over the province’s use of a large tobacco settlement as a windfall against this year’s deficit. Newfoundland and Labrador is expected to receive more than half a billion dollars from a tobacco companies for the impacts they have had on our health care system.
Read moreMike Browne acclaimed as new mayor of Grand Falls-Windsor
The municipal elections are still weeks away, but in Grand Falls-Windsor there was no race for mayor. Mike Browne has been acclaimed. NTV’s Colleen Lewis has the story.
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