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Corner Brook mill reliving 2018 U.S. tariffs, but in better position to weather the storm
In the face of the threats of U.S. tariffs, business advocates say the Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Mill is well positioned to weather negative impacts.
From metals to seafood: 5 N.L. industries bracing for impact of potential U.S. tariffs
Newfoundland and Labrador industries with strong ties to the U.S. are bracing for impact in the face of President Donald Trump's 25 per cent tariff threat, but some advocates are calling for a future where companies don’t exclusively rely on a trading partner to the south.
Patients want IVF offered in N.L. and say $5K subsidy is 'pennies': redacted report
A report into the first year of a subsidy program aimed at easing the burden of accessing fertility treatments outside of Newfoundland and Labrador found staff and patients want a clinic closer to home and more financial support.
Report calls for IVF, better financial support for N.L. fertility services
The review into Newfoundland and Labrador’s current fertility services calls for IVF and fertility preservation to be offered within the province, as well as better financial support for patients.
'Fingers crossed' this cold and flu season remains typical, says N.L.'s top doctor
Dr. Janice Fitzgerald, Newfoundland and Labrador's chief medical officer of health, says the usual suspects are swirling about this flu and cold season.
N.L. artists step up to support Trinity Hall after L.A. fire forces producer to cancel show
After award-winning producer Greg Wells had to cancel a trip to Winterton, N.L., because of the L.A. fires, a community has stepped up to support his passion project at Trinity Hall, with two concerts hosted by Alan Doyle.
Housing crisis squeezing people out of communities, warn Labrador advocates
Despite some recent gains with the creation of new houses in Labrador, advocates say more work has to be done to address the ongoing crisis.
Wabush man gets royal recognition for his work during raging Labrador wildfires
David Hawes is one of 30,000 people across Canada to receive the honour.
Non-existent office supplies and unpaid invoices — Dc Design alleges accountant defrauded the company
A judge has ordered Craig Williams to pay $113,000 after Williams didn’t mount a defence.
PUB rejects 10.6% rate increase, tells Newfoundland Power to cut expenses
The Public Utilities Board of Newfoundland and Labrador has rejected a proposal from Newfoundland Power to increase customer rates, telling the company to instead cut expenses by $2 million.