The Churchill River Independent Review Committee has found that the MOU regarding future financial arrangements for hydro-electric power generation on the Churchill River, despite some benefits, is not in the public interest. The document details the MOU has important financial and economic benefits for the province in the period up until 2041. But states a […]
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While the Conservatives continue to hold the lead over the Liberal Party federally, a new survey shows that in this province the Liberals and Tories are neck and neck. NTV’s Bailey Howard has the story.
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Two Labrador Indigenous groups are calling for Indigenous Affairs Minister Lisa Dempster to be removed from cabinet. That’s because they don’t recognize the Nunatukavut Community Council, which is set to receive an apology from the premier tomorrow for residential school survivors. But the premier says Dempster will stay in cabinet. NTV’s David Salter has the […]
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Premier Andrew Furey will deliver an apology to former students of the residential school system and family members at the Cartwright Recreation Centre Friday. But the apology is already drawing criticism from the Nunatsiavut Government. The apology is being delivered in collaboration with the NunatuKavut Community Council (NCC), as committed in 2017. Joining the Premier for […]
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Premier Andrew Furey is back from his meetings in Quebec City with other premiers and Amercian governors in the region. However, it was the negotiations to renew the Churchill Falls contract that drew all the attention. NTV’s Jodi Cooke has more.
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