Newfoundland & Labrador Politics News

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1 day ago

Province looking for feedback on parental access to children’s health information

The Provincial Government is launching an engagement process to inform a review of the Personal Health Information Act (PHIA), which will help deliver on government’s commitment to protecting the privacy of personal health information and ensuring Newfoundland and Labrador’s legislative framework remains effective, responsive, and up to date. As part of its review of the Personal Health Information […]

September 01, 2026

News, Politics

Premier Wakeham appoints new Deputy Minister

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August 31, 2026

Justice, News, Politics

Task Force to End Gender-Based Violence seeking feedback

August 31, 2026 Read more

5 days ago

Residents not impressed by Trump’s antics with name of Lake Ontario
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5 days ago

Inside Story: Former PUB chair calls for public inquiry and referendum on new Churchill Falls agreement
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5 days ago

Provincial Government announces over $300,000 in funding for 23 fire departments
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6 days ago

Seafood dropped from Canada’s counter-tariffs against U.S.
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5 months ago

Province begins development of new Poverty Reduction and Prevention Strategy

The provincial government says it is advancing work on a new 10-year Poverty Reduction and Prevention Strategy, focused on practical, forward-looking solutions to help reduce poverty rates to the lowest in Canada by 2036. A ministerial committee has been created that includes the Minister of Social Supports and Well-Being and Minister of Housing, as Chair; […]

5 months ago

NDP MHA wades into St. John’s development battle in the Battery

A group of St. John’s residents is pushing back against a new development in the Battery. Now, the MHA for the area is calling on City Council to be transparent. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.

5 months ago

N.L. continues rollout of nurse practitioner plan

After the previous government launched a pilot project for nurse practitioners to work independently, the new PC government has rolled out the plan even further. As NTV’s Becky Daley tells us, nurse practitioners who signed on to this project will soon no longer be charging their patients for their services.

5 months ago

Early Childhood Educators rally for benefits, paid sick days

A group of Early Childhood Educators took to the steps of the Confederation Building on Monday morning, to have their voices heard on issues they are looking for movement on by government. The group says they are frustrated with the current governments slow action on a number of issues important to them, including wage increases, […]