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2 hours ago

Old Churchill Falls deal is gone; Newfoundland and Labrador says it will finally be the primary beneficiary of its own power

It’s a deal decades in the making and now a reality. Newfoundland and Labrador, Quebec and Ottawa have joined forces on a massive clean energy project that could, according to the federal government, reshape the future of this province and Canada’s energy landscape. Prime Minister Mark Carney made the announcement in St. John’s this afternoon, […]

August 17, 2026

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Prime Minister to join Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec premiers for Churchill Falls announcement; Live on NTV and NTV+ at 1:45 p.m.

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August 15, 2026

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With Churchill Falls deal expected Monday, opposition parties in both provinces are demanding clarity

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3 days ago

Province expanding access to fertility services; health minister to address media this morning
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4 days ago

Churchill Falls deal between province and Quebec coming Monday
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4 days ago

Province considering more strict regulations for e-scooter riders
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5 days ago

Opposition calling for Churchill Falls transparency
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3 years ago

MHA wants province to expand rebates to northern Labrador

The NDA MHP for Torngat Mountains is calling on government to include Northern communities in the Oil to Electric Rebate Program. NTV’s Ben Cleary has more in this report.

3 years ago

Premier Furey was in Nain Friday morning to deliver apology to residential school survivors

Apologies have been delivered, and accepted, over the last three days by residential school survivors in Rigolet, Postville, Makkovik, Hopedale, and Nain on Friday morning. Survivors gave details of the hardships they endured, being isolated from their families and friends, with their culture and language being stripped away from them. In each community, they took […]

3 years ago

Premier Furey delivers more apologies to residential school survivors

Premier Andrew Furey delivered more apologies to residential school survivors and their families in Labrador today. This morning, he was in Makkovik, where survivors say it’s still only the first step towards reconciliation. Area MHA Lela Evans also asked why she wasn’t invited. NTV’s Beth Penney reports.

3 years ago

Province delays decision on World Energy GH2, seeking more information on project

The provincial government has delayed its decision on a controversial wind-hydrogen project on the Port au Port Peninsula. It says it needs more information before it can give the green light to World Energy GH2. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.