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Committee of the whole delegation provides insights into constitutional history

A draft agreement negotiated more than 20 years ago to build the Gull Island dam shows how close N.L. and Quebec were to announcing a contract in 2002 — and serves as the blueprint for current negotiations on the hydroelectric project, according to one of the architects of the near-deal.

Plus, Canada's ambassador assembles the billion-dollar club.

Today may be the end of the rollercoaster ride of the labor dispute between thousands of B.C. port workers and their employers.

What’s happening on and off the Hill today, plus the news you need to start your day.

The province's political parties will be gearing up for a new election just as a trial gets underway about the complications of the last election.

A section of the Trans-Canada Highway outside St. John's will be the site of a significant road project over the new two construction seasons as the provincial government pays millions to improve access to the Galway development.

Pity poor Speaker of the House of Commons Anthony Rota, who had the job of getting a roomful of social butterflies to hush up and listen during this year’s Politics and the Pen dinner, which was back in the flesh Tuesday for its first time since 2019.

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Former NLC CEO withheld evidence, committed misconduct: citizens representative report According to the report, issued Thursday, Steve Winter failed to disclose nearly 600 pages of material evidence to the Office of the Citizens Representative between November 2015 and April 2017. Winter was fired as CEO of the NLC in 2018. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Dec 10, 2020 10:32 AM NT | Last Updated: December 10, 2020 Former NLC CEO Steve Winter failed to disclose nearly 600 pages of material ...