Inside Story: Finance Minister discusses Budget 2026
NTV’s legislative reporter Ben Cleary speaks with provincial finance minister Craig Pardy about Budget 2026.
Read moreBackstage Pass: New reflects on murder of Samantha Walsh
More than two decades ago, the murder of a young girl shook a small Newfoundland town. One family member has turned grief into a play in her memory. Here’s NTV’s Amanda Mews.
Read moreYour Community: Smile Cookie campaign
The Smile Cookie Campaign is underway this week. NTV’s Amanda Mews visits one of the charitable organizations benefiting from this year’s sales.
Read moreMore police officers take the stand in Dean Penney’s murder trial
The Crown called its last witnesses today in Dean Penney’s first degree murder trial. The court heard from RCMP forensics who processed the evidence provided by investigators. NTV’s Becky Daley was in the courtroom and brings us the latest.
Read moreBudget 2026: Tories introduce affordability measures, but predict long-term deficits in N.L.
The PC’s have tabled their first provincial budget, following through on some of the campaign promises they made in October’s election. There are no new taxes or fees coming with big spending coming for things like healthcare, education, and justice. NTV’s legislative reporter Ben Cleary has more.
Read moreNo new taxes or fees as Budget 2026 tabled in the House of Assembly
Finance Minister Craig Pardy tabled his first provincial budget on Wednesday afternoon, titled Budget 2026: Opportunity for All of Us. Minister Pardy says Budget 2026 focused on lowering taxes for Newfoundlanders and Labradorians, improving health care and creating safer communities. There are investments throughout the pages of Budget 2026 to make life more affordable, by […]
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