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Inside Story: Federal finance minister discusses energy landscape, Canada’s ‘technical recession’ ahead of EnergyNL conference

The Energy NL Conference gets underway tomorrow. It’s a chance to hear from business and government leaders about what’s happening in the energy sector. One of the people speaking is federal finance minister Francois-Philippe Champagne.

June 01, 2026

Business, News, Politics

Province releases plan to push for natural gas development ahead of EnergyNL conference

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May 31, 2026

News, Politics

St. John’s Status of Women Council supports declaration of gender-based violence as epidemic

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3 days ago

Inside Story: Province drops equalization court challenge against Ottawa
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4 days ago

PC government officially passes first budget through House of Assembly
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5 days ago

Province declares gender-based violence an epidemic
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5 days ago

MP Clifford Small facing legal action from City of Mount Pearl
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6 months ago

Premier promises to launch review of Churchill Falls MOU by Christmas, open House this winter

Premier Tony Wakeham released a statement Monday saying the independent review of the Churchill Falls MOU will be launched by Christmas. He also said the House of Assembly will open this winter with a Speech from the Throne and a provincial budget.

6 months ago

AAHP wants to be involved in government’s core staffing review

The Association of Allied Health Professionals is calling on the province to expand its core staffing review of nursing to include their members as well. NTV’s Bailey Howard tells us more.

6 months ago

Province to review AI regulations after false citations in Deloitte report

The provincial government will review regulations for artificial intelligence after false citations appeared in a Health Human Resources Plan prepared by Deloitte. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

6 months ago

Province fine-tuning details of Churchill Falls review as opposition slams inconsistencies

The provincial government is still fine-tuning details of its review of the Churchill Falls MOU, but the opposition is calling out inconsistencies. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.