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Recent News

10 months ago
Business, News

OCI tells FFAW it’s time to stop playing ‘blame game’ about south coast cod stocks

Ocean Choice International responded this weekend to comments by the FFAW about declining 3Ps cod stocks.

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10 months ago
Local News, News

Gathering Place seeing all-time high need for services

The Gathering Place is seeing an all-time high need for services in the midst of the housing crisis. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.

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10 months ago
Reflections

Reflections: Air Mail

Jim Furlong reflects on the first air mail deliver in Newfoundland.

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10 months ago
Arts & Entertainment, News

MusicNL celebrates 2025 award winners

MusicNL Week wraps up in St. John’s on November 16th, with a songwriter’s Circle at The Ship Pub at 7:00pm. The biggest event of the week was the 2025 MusicNL Awards Gala, which took place on Saturday, November 15th. The evening featured twenty-five presentations, with Kelly McMichael, Nick Earle and the Reckless Hearts, Deantha Edmunds, […]

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10 months ago
News

Jamaican Canadian Association NL raises nearly $5,000 for hurricane recovery in Jamaica

The Jamaican Canadian Association of Newfoundland and Labrador raised nearly $5,000 through a benefit concert to support recovery efforts in Jamaica. All proceeds will go toward helping communities rebuild in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa. The One Love Jamaica: Hurricane Melissa Support Concert raised just over $4,700 to help with recovery efforts in Jamaica. All […]

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10 months ago
Local News, News

MUNSU calls on university to support Sudanese students

Memorial University Students’ Union says it’s working to support Sudanese students, as Sudan is facing a humanitarian crisis where millions of people have been displaced. Sudanese students have reported being charged late fees despite being unable to access their own money because the banking system in Sudan is down, or due to a loss of […]

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10 months ago
News, Politics

Andrew Furey grants PC government access 2041 Churchill River Panel Report

Former Liberal Premier Andrew Furey has formally waived cabinet confidence on the 2041 Churchill River Management Expert Panel Report for Premier Tony Wakeham and his cabinet. The move allows the Premier Tony Wakeham, and his PC cabinet, to examine the work and independent analysis undertaken in the report. Premier Tony Wakeham wrote to Andrew Furey […]

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