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6 hours ago

News, Politics

Applications open for grants to youth organizations

The province has announced that applications are open for the 2026-27 Grants to Youth Organizations program. The program provides funding to not-for-profit youth-serving organizations operating in Newfoundland and Labrador. The program supports innovative projects that create opportunities for skill development, mentorship and social inclusion for youth between the ages of 12 and 29. Projects funded […]

June 11, 2026

Business, News, Politics

Churchill Falls negotiations officially restart as N.L. gets credit-rating warning

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June 11, 2026

Business, News, Politics

N.L. Conservative MPs call for immediate action on potential Marine Atlantic disruptions

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2 days ago

Where Are They Now? Former mayor and MHA Shannie Duff reflects on a life of public service
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2 days ago

Bond rating agency gives provincial government negative outlook
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3 days ago

Business leaders urge province to reject Churchill Falls MOU, not rush back into negotiations
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1 year ago

Health human resources plan falls short, says Nurses’ Union

The Registered Nurses’ Union says a new health human resources plan paints a grim picture of healthcare, but still fails to grasp the full crisis that nurses and patients are facing every day. NTV’s Beth Penney reports.

1 year ago

Premier Hogan rejects Tories’ call to pause Churchill Falls negotiations

Premier John Hogan says it’s full-steam ahead on Churchill Falls negotiations, despite calls from the tories to pause work on definitive agreements. NTV’s Ben Cleary has more in this report.

1 year ago

Province releases Health Human Resources Plan to address health care staffing levels

The province has released the first phase of a health human resources plan that outlines the supply and demand for 21 health occupations, along with workforce projections over the next decade. ntv’s beth penney has more in this report.

1 year ago

Opposition parties divided on whether province should pause Churchill Falls MOU

The province’s two opposition parties are divided on how the government should proceed with the Churchill Falls MOU. Yesterday, PC leader Tony Wakeham called for a pause while the country’s first ministers discuss a national energy corridor. But today, NDP leader Jim Dinn said any pause would be devastating for businesses in western Labrador. NTV’s Ben Cleary […]