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2 years ago
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St. John’s Board of Trade and Newfoundland and Labrador Employers’ Council Working Towards Merger

The St. John’s Board of Trade and the Newfoundland and Labrador Employers’ Council are working toward a merger. Both organizations have been a voice for business, ensuring that the perspectives and input of business owners and operators have been informing policy makers. The new organization will remain focused on delivering results and serving the needs […]

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2 years ago
News

Fuel prices see significant jump overnight

The Public Utilities Board has adjusted fuel prices today and the cost of most fuels has increased. The cost of gasoline saw the biggest jump, it has jumped by 6.9 cents per litre. Diesel is up by 3.6 cents per litre. The cost of furnace oil increased by 2.92 cents, stove oil heating fuel on […]

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2 years ago
News, Politics

Chaos on Confederation Hill

Wednesday was supposed to be budget day, but that was called off after protesting fish harvesters blocked access to the building. One protester and a police officer were injured after clashes between harvesters and the RNC. A court injunction is now in place, but the harvesters show no sign of backing down. NTV’s Bailey Howard […]

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2 years ago
News, Politics

Premier hopes to table budget Thursday if it’s safe to do so

Premier Andrew Furey says he’d like to have the budget tabled tomorrow, if it’s safe to do so. NTV’s legislative reporter Ben Cleary has the details.

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2 years ago
Business, News, Politics

Protesting fish harvesters seeking ‘free enterprise’

So, what is it that protesting fish harvesters want? NTV’s Beth Penney has the details.

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2 years ago
Justice, News

Youths sentenced in Prince of Wales Collegiate attack

Two of the five teenagers arrested after a brutal attack on a St. John’s high school student last year were sentenced today. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley was at provincial court this morning and files this report.

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2 years ago
Business, News, Politics

Corner Brook MHA defends power deal with Kruger

Corner Brook MHA Gerry Byrne is defending his government’s decision to buy power from Corner Brook Pulp and Paper. He describes the deal as mutually beneficial to the company, and residents of the province. NTV’s Don Bradshaw has that story.

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2 years ago
Your Community

Your Community: Cryptic Dimensions

NTV’s Amanda Mews visits a downtown art gallery to check out Cryptic Dimensions.

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2 years ago
News

RNC issues statement following pre-budget clash with protesters this morning

Hundreds of fishery protesters clashed with RNC officers this morning outside Confederation Building, just hours before the province was expected to bring down its budget. Hundreds of staff could not access the buildings and the budget was postponed. During the conflict, one protester was reported injured and taken to hospital while a police officer also […]

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