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2 days ago

Final GST/HST top-up goes out before new federal grocery benefit next month

More than 180,000 people in Newfoundland and Labrador will begin receiving a one-time GST/HST top-up in their bank accounts starting Friday. The payment marks the final GST credit before Ottawa introduces the new Grocery Benefit in July. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.

June 05, 2026

Politics, The Inside Story

Inside Story: The ups and downs of federal-provincial relations

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June 04, 2026

News, Politics

Province finds someone to fill vacancy for chief water bomber pilot

June 04, 2026 Read more

3 days ago

Communities blindsided as province cancels major projects, citing cost overruns
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4 days ago

Health Minister Lela Evans reveals breast cancer diagnosis in candid interview
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4 days ago

St. John’s city councillors who voted to suspend Tom Davis say it wasn’t an easy decision, but a necessary one
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5 days ago

Premier and federal finance minister tout good relations as EnergyNL conference begins
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1 year ago

Inside Story: Auditor General advises many more audit reports coming in 2025, including MUN, MCP and travel nurses

Auditor General Denise Hanrahan has many more high profile audits are coming in 2025, including reviews of Memorial University, MCP, travel nurses and personal care homes.

1 year ago

Inside Story: MHAs debate Tories’ decision to walk out of Churchill Falls vote

The MHA panel debates the Tories’ decision to walk out on the House of Assembly before the final vote on the Churchill Falls MOU.

1 year ago

Inside Story: Ken McDonald talks Trudeau and Trump

Avalon MP Ken Mcdonald was the first member of caucus to come out publicly a year ago and say the Liberal party needed a leadership review. In Ottawa today, he faced questions about who the next Pime Minister should be, and the latest threats from Donald Trump.

1 year ago

Inside Story: What comes next with federal Liberal leadership race?

Reaction was swift to today’s announcement that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will step down. Federal cabinet minister Gudie Hutchings and opposition House leader Andrew Scheer discussed the Liberal leadership race to come.