The top-up for rural residents is doubled from 10% to 20%
Check your bank account; the Canada Carbon rebate is out, and this is one of the largest ever. For a Newfoundland and Labrador family of 4 the estimated quarterly payment is about $300. The top-up for rural residents is doubled from 10% to 20%. In this province, $20.1 million will be returned to small and medium sized businesses for 2023-2024. It is 179 dollars per employee for the Canada Carbon Rebate for small businesses.
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No injuries after a vehicle went over an embankment and struck a parked vehicle in Deer Lake
RCMP were called Monday before the noon hour to the crash on Church Street.
Finance Minister commits to carrying election platform promises in next week's budget
Last December, Craig Pardy gave a projection that the deficit was now up to $948M and says this will be addressed in the budget.
Acting Child and Youth Advocate is against Ontario's proposal of tying chronic absenteeism to school marks
Karen Gray says doing so may penalize vulnerable students, does not address the underlying reasons why students are absent, and may cause further absenteeism.
Government is set to deliver Budget 2026 next Wednesday
"Budget 2026 will focus on improving life for the residents of Newfoundland and Labrador and identifying opportunities for the province’s future.”
RCMP say threats against a school in the Codroy Valley were "not credible"
On Sunday evening police received a report about it and started an investigation.
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Qalipu Today,April 21, 2026
In recognition of Earth Day (April 22), join us on Qalipu Today this Tuesday, April 21, for a special episode focused on Mi’kmaw teachings about the land. We’ll explore Netukulimk, the Mi’kmaq principle of living in balance with the land—taking only what you need and respecting the natural world. The show will highlight how these teachings continue to guide our communities today, and will include reflections, stories, and a Mi’kmaw word connected to the land.
Tuesdays with the Mayor, April 21, 2026
Corner Brook Mayor Linda Chaisson on Bay Fm
