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Recent News

6 months ago
News, Sports

Team Gushue loses first game at Olympic Trials but remains in playoff spot

It was a matchup between two of the country’s top teams Monday night – with both Team Gushue and Team Dunstone entering the game with perfect 3-0 records. The game didn’t disappoint. It would take an extra end for Team Dunstone to win 9-7, handing Brad Gushue’s St. John’s-based rink its first loss at the […]

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6 months ago
Justice, News

Police seek public assistance to identify suspect in retail theft

Gander RCMP is investigating a theft from the Dominion store on Laurell Road in Gander in late October. Just after 2:30 p.m. on Oct. 31, a male was observed on video surveillance entering the store, filling a cart with various products and leaving the store without paying for the items. The stolen items are valued […]

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6 months ago
News

CFS-NL holds 2025 AGM, elects representatives for upcoming year

From Friday, November 14 to Sunday, November 16 students from student unionsacross the province met in Corner Brook to discuss concerns, organize, and elect new studentrepresentatives for the 2026-27 term, starting on May 1, 2026. Chairperson Nicolas Keough and Treasurer Saif Sayeedi were both re-elected to serve anotherterm, while Tyson Jesso, current President of Grenfell […]

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6 months ago
News

Purple ribbon flag raising event held at Confederation Building this morning

Premier Tony Wakeham joined families and friends who have lost loved ones due to gender-based violence for a flag-raising and proclamation-signing event to mark the beginning of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, also known as the Purple Ribbon Campaign. The Premier and Minister were also joined by the Honourable Lela Evans, Minister of […]

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7 months ago
News, Politics

Poilievre visits N.L. as former PC campaign manager takes helm of federal effort

The federal Conservative leader was in the province this week, meeting with party supporters across the island. The trip comes shortly after it was revealed that Pierre Poilievre has tapped Steve Outhouse to manage the party’s next federal election campaign. Outhouse recently managed the provincial PC campaign in Newfoundland and Labrador, which saw the Tories […]

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7 months ago
News, Politics, Technology

Province asks Deloitte to review false citations in health report amid AI concerns

The province has asked Deloitte to review false citations in a health care plan prepared by the consultant after concerns about artificial intelligence raised in the online publication, The Independent.

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7 months ago
Business, News

Retailers turn to private couriers despite Canada Post and union reaching agreement in principle

While an agreement in principle has now been reached between Canada Post and the union representing its staff, some retailers say they’ve lost faith in the mail service and are turning to private couriers to ensure their items reach customers as the busy Christmas holiday season approaches.

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7 months ago
Health, News, Politics

New government to review 24-hour ER service in Botwood once again

Reinstating 24-hour ER service in Botwood has been debated for many years. Now, with a new government in power, it’s about to be reviewed once again. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.

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7 months ago
News

Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador wraps up annual conference

The annual Municipalities N.L. conference has wrapped up for another year. Members of MNL approved a series of resolutions, all voted on by community representatives to help guide changes in municipalities across the province. NTV’s Becky Daley tells us more.

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7 months ago
Politics, The Inside Story

Inside Story: Pierre Poilievre discusses hiring Steve Outhouse

Federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre discusses hiring Steve Outhouse to run his next federal campaign. Outhouse recently managed the Tories’ successful election campaign in Newfoundland and Labrador and served on Premier Tony Wakeham’s transition team.

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