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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With the House of Assembly reopening tomorrow, the government is starting to give hints about what will be spent in the upcoming provincial budget. Today, the housing crisis was at the top of the agenda, especially for seniors, who make up a quarter of the province’s population. The finance minister says there will be some relief […]
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A new one-time grocery benefit payment from the federal government is coming June 5. It’s part of Ottawa’s new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit which will replace the existing GST/HST credit. The amounts range from $267 dollars for a single Canadian with no children to $717 for those with four or more children. The benefit […]
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Opposition parties remain critical of former Premier Danny Williams’ donation to the PC Party during the provincial election and what they believe it means for the future of Churchill Falls. NTV’s Bailey Howard has the story.
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Joanne Thompson plans to analyze the results of a new survey before making possible changes into the recreation food fishery. NTV’s Ben Cleary has the latest.
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