Grand Falls-Windsor is starting its $20-million plan to turn the region into a tourist attraction. Tourism has been a growing focus of the area’s economy ever since the closure of the paper mill. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.
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Airport security screeners in St. John’s wear bright colours amid job action
Security screeners at 15 airports across Atlantic Canada have launched a job action. They…
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Deputy Prime Minister turns sod on Mount Pearl housing project as she sells federal budget
The Deputy Prime Minister of Canada was in Mount Pearl today, as she sells the…
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Housing minister accuses ‘protesters’ of hindering efforts to help Tent City residents
Housing was also a hot topic at House of Assembly today, with questions about the…
