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Oil companies preparing contingency plan as Whiffen Head terminal remains offline

The organization that co-ordinates crude oil transportation from Newfoundland and Labrador's offshore says contingency plans are being put in place as operations at a terminal in Placentia Bay remain offline following a collision with the jetty.
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Furey says Trump tariffs will bring ‘equally punishing’ costs for Americans

Newfoundland and Labrador’s premier estimates as many as 20,000 jobs could be on the line should the American president make good on his threats. Andrew Furey says the local fishery can’t take another hit, and promises the province will be there to support workers ‘come hell or high water.’
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It takes some skill to steal an ATM. We tried.

Stolen excavators were recently used in Carbonear to rob a Scotiabank within minutes. One local operator believes the culprits likely had experience with heavy machinery. We put the CBC’s Jenna Head behind the wheel and put her to the test.
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Start your engines! Snow finally means go for western Newfoundland businesses

They’re coming from as far as Saskatchewan: tourists looking to embrace the winter weather on Newfoundland’s west coast. Now that snow has finally arrived, local business is revving up.

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