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President Donald Trump suffers political defeat as Democrats sweep control of Congress

Donald Trump has suffered one of the biggest political setbacks of his presidency, as Democrats captured control of both chambers of Congress in Tuesday’s midterm elections, delivering a resounding rejection of the Republican administration and its policies. The Democrats made significant gains across the country, flipping Republican strongholds and winning key races in traditionally conservative […]

November 03, 2026

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Opposition continues scrutiny of Churchill Falls deal in House of Assembly

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November 03, 2026

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Campaign launched to encourage more respect, less bullying toward municipal councillors

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14 hours ago

Inside Story: Province introduces Civil Forfeiture Act to seize assets connected to crime without conviction
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23 hours ago

Premier Wakeham to deliver opening remarks at Mineral Resources Review 2026
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24 hours ago

U.S. midterm elections put President Donald Trump’s second term to the test
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2 days ago

Many N.L. seniors to get $500 cost-of-living relief payment
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1 year ago

Election 2025: Hogan promises more electricity for Labrador West

Liberal leader John Hogan spent a second day campaigning in Labrador Wednesday, promoting the Churchill Falls MOU. He was in the battleground district of Labrador West, where he’s promising to build a new transmission line after the Churchill Falls deal is finalized. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

1 year ago

Elections 2025: Wakeham promises safer communities as he takes campaign to west coast

PC leader Tony Wakeham was in Deer Lake Wednesday, where he promised to make communities safer if he becomes premier. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.

1 year ago

Election 2025: Dinn promises 1,000 new housing units

NDP leader Jim Dinn announced an ambitious plan Wednesday for the construction of 1,000 new public housing units. But the event took a turn when one supporter invited to speak at the event blamed federal immigration.

1 year ago

Candidates surprised as Canada Post employees refuse to deliver unaddressed mail

Some of the candidates in the municipal and provincial election got a bit of surprise today when they learned Canada Post employees are refusing to deliver unaddressed mail. NTV’s Colleen Lewis has the story.