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Province announces statutory review of the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act

Helen Conway Ottenheimer, Minister Responsible for Access to Information and Protection of Privacy, has announced that Keri-Lynn Power will conduct a statutory review of the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act, 2015. Power has an extensive background in law, having been in private practice since 2006 at Regular Power Clarke Lawyers. She is […]

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What comes next? Premier appoints new negotiating team for Churchill Falls renewal
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16 hours ago
Opposition takes aim at transparency of Churchill Falls review in House of Assembly
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16 hours ago
Inside Story: Increased access to electricity needed in Labrador to bolster industrial sector, MOU review finds
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22 hours ago
Churchill River Independent Review Committee finds MOU ‘not in the public interest’ 
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1 day ago
Review will conclude Churchill Falls MOU not in public interest in its current form, source says
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2 weeks ago

Inside Story: House of Assembly gets heated over Churchill Falls MOU and Bay du Nord deal

There was a testy exchange between the government and the opposition today over the controversial Churchill Falls MOU. Here’s a look at remarks from both sides of the House.

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2 weeks ago

Federation of Labour raises concerns over government’s use of artificial intelligence

As government discusses how it uses artificial intelligence, the Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Labour is calling for protections for workers. NTV’s Bailey Howard tells us more.

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2 weeks ago

Province strengthens retirement benefits for workers with a workplace injury or illness

The province is taking action to better support workers who have experienced a workplace injury or illness by proposing strengthened retirement benefits under the workers’ compensation system in Newfoundland and Labrador. Bill 10, An Act to Amend the Workplace Health, Safety and Compensation Act, 2022, is designed to change how the retirement benefit is calculated. […]

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2 weeks ago

Opposition concerned about lawyers Jerome Kennedy and Bern Coffey’s involvement in Churchill Falls review

Premier Tony Wakeham confirmed that former two lawyers, former Tory cabinet minister Jerome Kennedy and former clerk of the executive council Bern Coffey, were providing legal advice for the review of the Churchill Falls MOU. The opposition is concerned about bias. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

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