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John Hogan enters Liberal leadership with splashy launch, bolstered by party stalwarts
Hogan's entrance was in stark contrast to John Abbott's understated announcement on Tuesday.
N.L. Liberals confident of a contested race in search for a successor to Andrew Furey
While the deadline for nominations is still nearly three weeks away, those in charge of the process to find a successor for Premier Andrew Furey are confident that a contested race will take place during a leadership convention in May.
John Abbott resigns from cabinet, announces bid for Liberal leadership and premier
St. John's area MHA John Abbott officially declared his candidacy Tuesday to become the next leader of the Liberal Party of Newfoundland and Labrador, and the province's next premier.
After 57 years on the job, this town clerk has worked to her Heart's Content
Alice Cumby started working with the Town of Heart's Content in the winter of 1968, and retires on Friday following a 57-year career with this picturesque Trinity Bay community.
N.L. government defends land sale in St. John's east end after Tories criticize deal
The provincial government is defending a land sale to the Crosbie Group as the PCs accuse the governing Liberals of corruption.
West White Rose project on target for first oil in 2026, Cenovus reports
Production in the White Rose oil field in offshore Newfoundland and Labrador will resume in the coming days, while an expensive satellite project called the West White Rose project is on target for first oil in 2026.
Production curtailed at Hibernia, Hebron due to weather, shuttle tanker shortage
ExxonMobil has confirmed that production has been reduced at the Hibernia and Hebron oil platforms, and is blaming a shortage of shuttle tankers and harsh weather for the interruption.
N.L. Hydro propping up Corner Brook paper mill by buying its overpriced — and unneeded — electricity
The provincial government, through its Crown-owned utility company, is helping Newfoundland and Labrador's only pulp and paper mill stay in business by buying electricity customers don't need at an inflated rate.
Whiffen Head terminal reopens as oil companies consider adding tanker capacity in the offshore
The oil transshipment terminal in Placentia Bay has resumed limited operations following an incident three weeks ago that involved a vessel laden with crude slamming into the dock.
Fred Hutton defends Florida vacation amid potential trade war, N.L. push to buy local
A Liberal cabinet minister from Newfoundland and Labrador is defending his decision to vacation in Florida last week at a time when his government was launching a buy-local campaign and U.S. President Donald Trump was threatening tariffs on Canadian products.