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Province seeking input on Rural Revitalization Strategy

The provincial government wants to hear from people throughout Newfoundland and Labrador as it develops its Rural Revitalization Strategy. Residents, municipalities, Indigenous Governments and Organizations, businesses, community groups and local leaders are invited to share the opportunities, challenges and priorities that matter most in their communities. Next week officials will be in Conception Bay South […]

October 30, 2026

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New Deer Lake health centre hung up by roadblock between town and province

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October 30, 2026

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Province seeks input from public on reducing red tape

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1 day ago

Inside Story: From Double Daylight Saving to No Daylight Saving? N.L. ponders clock changes
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2 days ago

Harbour Breton company receives $882,000 to develop sea-lice treatment technology
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2 days ago

Province seeking input on Rural Revitalization Strategy
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2 days ago

Ministers Parrott and Petten to launch province-wide Red Tape Reduction Consultations
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4 months ago

Premier makes case for defence funding in Newfoundland and Labrador

Premier Tony Wakeham addressed hundreds of delegates at a major Arctic security conference in St. John’s this morning, making the case for defence funding in Newfoundland and Labrador. NTV’s Bailey Howard has the story.

4 months ago

Inside Story: Ready at the Edge program highlight’s N.L.’s defence advantages

Could this province be a new hub for defence training? Many believe this is the choice location. Energy Minister Lloyd Parrott discusses the “Ready at the Edge” program.

4 months ago

NDP wants provincial government to examine how restorative justice could help the system

The NDP is asking the Department of Justice and Public Safety to work collaboratively on an approach to examine how restorative justice could help ease pressure on the justice system. NTV’s Marykate O’Neill reports.

4 months ago

Inside Story: Former Peckford chief of staff weighs in on Churchill Falls negotiations

The Churchill River negotiations continue behind closed doors between Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec. This week, Michael Connors sat down with Alvin Hewlett, who was chief of staff to Premier Brian Peckford back in the 1980s to get his thoughts on all things Churchill Falls then and now.