2 years ago
U.S. alcohol going back on liquor store shelves as trade war pauses
U.S. alcohol is going back on NLC shelves after Canada and the U.S. agreed to pause their trade war for 30 days. The premier’s office confirmed the move a day after pulling American liquor to protest U.S. plans to slap a 25 per cent tariff on Canadian goods. U.S. President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime […]
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2 years ago
Furey to Announce New Awareness Campaign
Premier Andrew Furey will unveil details of an awareness campaign to help encourage residents to buy products from Newfoundland and Labrador and Canada today. Furey will be joined by Deputy Premier and Minister of Finance Siobhan Coady, and Isabelle Quinlan, General Manager of Urban Market 1919. The event will take place at 11:00 a.m. at […]
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2 years ago
Your Community: Music industry worried about tariffs threats
Not fully recovered from the COVID pandemic, the music industry could also be hit hard by sweeping U.S. tariffs. NTV’s Amanda Mews reports.
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2 years ago
Silver Linings: Dream Parties NL expands with new party venue
It’s more important than ever to support local businesses. Over the weekend, a new party venue opened its doors, to host princess themed events for kids in the province. NTV’s Beth Penney has the details in Silver Linings.
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2 years ago
U.S. alcohol pulled from liquor store shelves before tariff war paused
The clock is ticking down to the start of the trade war between Canada and the United States just after midnight tonight. The impacts in this province will be wide-ranging. As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and President Donald Trump spoke today, the province announced its own measures to push back against the tariffs, starting with […]
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2 years ago
ASP, FFAW join forces to raise alarm about Trump’s presidency
Of all industries in the province, it may be the fishery that will be most immediately hurt by tariffs. Today, in a rare show of solidarity, the Association of Seafood Producers and the FFAW came together to share their concerns, not just for the immediate future, but the duration of Trump’s presidency. NTV’s Jodi Cooke […]
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2 years ago
Gudie Hutchings concerned for future of local businesses amid tariff threats
Canada’s minister responsible for rural economic development views the tariff dispute with the United States as a concern for local businesses across the country. But Gudie Hutchings says it may also open up new avenues for Canadian-made products to find their way to markets around the world. NTV’s Don Bradshaw has that story.
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2 years ago
Inside Story: Former Gander mayor who welcomed plane people disappointed by U.S. tariff threats
As the country faces an economic threat from the United States, perhaps no one is as disappointed as the people of Gander who have spent decades fostering pride in a harmonious relationship. NTV’s Colleen Lewis has more.
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