Valentine Gold Mine meets environmental plan requirement
The minister says Marathon Gold has met a release condition by submitting an environmental protection plan for mine operations.
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The minister says Marathon Gold has met a release condition by submitting an environmental protection plan for mine operations.
The Wabush Employment Centre is closed Friday because of poor weather, but virtual services remain available.
Craig Pardy will be available to media today in the East Block Lobby to discuss the federal budget.
The proposed changes would make it easier for eligible wildland and volunteer firefighters to qualify for coverage for work-related illness.
If passed, the change would take effect December 1, 2026, and apply to short- and long-term benefits and eligible dependents.
People and organizations can share local needs as the province develops its Rural Revitalization Strategy.
Lela Evans will bring greetings at the annual breakfast in St. John’s on November 6, sponsored in recognition of Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador’s 75th anniversary conference.
The company’s first court appearance is scheduled for November 19, 2026, in Stephenville.
Grade 12 student Moroti Adegboyega was recognized in the House of Assembly for his prize-winning work on plastic pollution.
A statement in the House of Assembly recognizes Indigenous people who served in wartime and peacekeeping efforts.