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VOCM NewsNorthern Peninsula
The St. Anthony Port Project has been cleared from environmental assessment. The milestone is relevant to local tradespeople because future project updates may signal progress toward construction and contracting opportunities.
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VOCM NewsNorthern Peninsula
Construction is starting on a new central heating plant at 5 Wing Goose Bay, marked by a groundbreaking ceremony. The project may create work for building-services trades and construction workers in the Happy Valley-Goose Bay area.
Illustrative photoGovernment of Newfoundland and LabradorNorthern Peninsula
Arches Provincial Park is closed temporarily while construction work is carried out, with reopening expected in about a week. The notice confirms active construction in the Northern Peninsula but does not identify the project scope, contractor or trades involved.
NTV NewsNorthern Peninsula
Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro plans an afternoon outage on September 22 for Port Saunders, Port au Choix and Eddie’s Cove West while crews carry out equipment upgrades and maintenance. Tradespeople in the area should note the scheduled utility work and service interruption.
Illustrative photoNTV NewsNorthern Peninsula
The provincial government is preparing to advance negotiations on the Churchill Falls deal after winning support in the House of Assembly. The development keeps a major Labrador energy asset in focus for the province’s construction and industrial workforce.