Gander International Airport Authority is reporting their toughest financial year for the past two decades. 2022 saw the end of federal relief grants and funding form the pandemic, with air traffic only at two-thirds pre-pandemic levels. CEO Reg Wright says the news doesn’t come as a surprise, as a full recovery wasn’t anticipated until 2025. On a positive note, the CEO believes it’s only a matter of time before rotational workers see the winter schedule fully restored. He also expects the busy mining sector will also help the airport rebound quickly.
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Clifford Small named as member of Pierre Poilievre’s shadow cabinet
The province’s only Conservative MP is now a member of Pierre Poilievre’s shadow cabinet. NTV’s Colleen Lewis has the story on Clifford Small’s role.
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Lawyers in human trafficking case looking to unseal police warrant
Lawyers in the case of a St. John’s man accusing of human trafficking will be looking to unseal a police warrant that’s expected to provide more details about the investigation. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.
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West Coast MHA challenging how provincial eye surgeries are being allocated at private clinics
A west coast MHA is challenging provincial Health Minister Tom Osborne over they way eye surgeries at private clinics are being allocated. NTV’s Don Bradshaw has that story.
