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3 days ago

Final GST/HST top-up goes out before new federal grocery benefit next month

More than 180,000 people in Newfoundland and Labrador will begin receiving a one-time GST/HST top-up in their bank accounts starting Friday. The payment marks the final GST credit before Ottawa introduces the new Grocery Benefit in July. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.

June 05, 2026

Politics, The Inside Story

Inside Story: The ups and downs of federal-provincial relations

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June 04, 2026

News, Politics

Province finds someone to fill vacancy for chief water bomber pilot

June 04, 2026 Read more

5 days ago

Communities blindsided as province cancels major projects, citing cost overruns
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6 days ago

Health Minister Lela Evans reveals breast cancer diagnosis in candid interview
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6 days ago

St. John’s city councillors who voted to suspend Tom Davis say it wasn’t an easy decision, but a necessary one
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7 days ago

Premier and federal finance minister tout good relations as EnergyNL conference begins
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2 years ago

Tent City volunteers responding to allegations by province’s housing minister

As tent city continues to expand, volunteers responded today to allegations by the housing minister that they are blocking residents from accepting help. NTV’s Bailey Howard has the story.

2 years ago

Housing minister clarifies comments on Tent City

Housing Minister Fred Hutton clarified comments he made this week, alleging protesters at Tent City are getting in the way of community groups trying to help people living there.

2 years ago

Chrystia Freeland defends changes to capital gains tax

The federal government has come under fire for changes to the capital gains tax in Budget 2024. Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland defended the changes Wednesday.

2 years ago

Deputy Prime Minister turns sod on Mount Pearl housing project as she sells federal budget

The Deputy Prime Minister of Canada was in Mount Pearl today, as she sells the federal budget to Canadians. As NTV’s Beth Penney reports, she turned the sod on a new housing project.