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9 hours ago

Province expanding access to fertility services; health minister to address media this morning

An increase to Newfoundland and Labrador’s fertility subsidy is being announced this morning, giving individuals and families more financial help to pursue IVF treatment. The province is increasing its one-time Fertility Subsidy Program by $9,000 throughout a patient’s lifetime. Eligible individuals and families can now receive up to $29,000 toward fertility treatment. According to the province, […]

August 13, 2026

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Churchill Falls deal between province and Quebec coming Monday

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August 13, 2026

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Province considering more strict regulations for e-scooter riders

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2 days ago

Opposition calling for Churchill Falls transparency
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2 days ago

Churchill Falls deal expected to be announced Monday
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4 days ago

Timeline dispute continues between province and Innu Nation
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4 days ago

Opposition takes aim at government over back-to-school costs
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4 days ago

The Inside Story: Hope Air presents award to Premier Tony Wakeham

Hope Air is embarking on its “Give Hope Wings” expedition as part of the charity’s 40th anniversary. They made multiple stops across the province. NTV’s Andrew Connors has more.

6 days ago

Canadian Taxpayers Federation calls on Premier Tony Wakeham to scrap provincial sales tax on home heating

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is calling on Premier Tony Wakeham to scrap the provincial sales tax on home heating after New Democrat member of the house of assembly Sheilagh O’Leary recently called for the change. “The fastest way for the government to make life more affordable is to make things cost less,” said Devin Drover, […]

7 days ago

Child Youth Advocate calls abuse of two foster children ‘totally unacceptable’ in latest report

A new report details the experience of two children who were allegedly abused, and went undetected, in the foster care system. NTV’s Bailey Howard has the story.

7 days ago

Inside Story: Innu Nation legal counsel says history dispute with province does affect land claim talks

It’s been over a month since a dispute erupted publicly between the province and the Innu Nation over historical timelines. The Provincial Archeology Office contends innu history in Labrador only goes back 300 years, will the Innu date their presence back thousands of years. The provincial government says this dispute does not affect land claim negotiations, but […]