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4 hours ago

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What comes next? Premier appoints new negotiating team for Churchill Falls renewal

Now that the long awaited report has been released, it answers the question what comes next, with 5 recommendations and two new committees, a negotiating team, and a soon to be announced oversight committee. NTV’s Jodi Cooke reports

May 19, 2026

News, Politics

Opposition takes aim at transparency of Churchill Falls review in House of Assembly

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May 19, 2026

Politics, The Inside Story

Inside Story: Increased access to electricity needed in Labrador to bolster industrial sector, MOU review finds

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11 hours ago

Churchill River Independent Review Committee finds MOU ‘not in the public interest’
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16 hours ago

Review will conclude Churchill Falls MOU not in public interest in its current form, source says
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2 days ago

Opposition angry panel members won’t explain findings in review of Churchill Falls MOU
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4 days ago

Province to release Churchill Falls MOU review Tuesday, but review committee won’t be present
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3 years ago

Jagmeet Singh announces plan to address rising cost of living

Canada’s NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh was in St. John’s today to share details of his party’s plan to battle the rising cost of living — particularly the price of groceries and fuel. He was joined by NDP Candidate for St. John’s East & former Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Labour President Mary Shortall at the […]

3 years ago

Commissioner clears Premier Furey of conflict of interest

The Commissioner for Legislative Standards has found there is no objective evidence that Premier Andrew Furey violated legislation or the MHA Code of Conduct with his trip to a fishing lodge owned by John Risley. Commissioner Ann Chafe released her report today, in response to a complaint filed by Opposition House Leader Barry Petten.Petten wanted […]

3 years ago

Premier Furey hopes Federal Government will pause Clean Fuel Regulations

New clean fuel regulations took effect on Canada Day, making the price at the pumps a little more expensive. Now, Premier Andrew Furey is rallying with other Atlantic Canadian Preimers, to pause the tax hike. NTV’s Ben Cleary has more in this report.

3 years ago

Seamus O’Regan calls Equinor’s timing of Bay du Nord announcement ‘sadistic’

The repercussions of Equinor shelving the Bay du Nord project continue to be felt throughout the province. As NTV’s Ben Cleary tells us, it has one federal minister questioning the company’s timing of the announcement.