Production
- Since 2002, the pageant's running crowning theme has been "You're a Superstar" by Canadian band Love Inc.
- The pageant is traditionally co-hosted by the outgoing Miss Teen Newfoundland & Labrador, and has featured co-hosts such as Mark Critch (Newfoundland & Labrador comedian), Larry Jay (Oz FM radio and NTV television personality), Tom Ormsby (VOCM radio personality), and pageant assistant director Chris Fry.
- Miss Teen Newfoundland & Labrador appears annually on the cover of the provincial entertainment magazine 'The Newfoundland Herald'.
- The pageant's judging panel has a star-studded history, featuring such notable judges as Natalie Glebova (Miss Universe 2005), Marjorie Clarke (2005 North American Hairstylist of the Year), Robin Barker (widely recognized Toronto hairstylist), Jimmy Steele (renowned Canadian pageant expert and coach), Lorne Rostotski, Christa Borden (Miss Teen NL 1998 and 'Popstars' competition winner), and local media celebrities Toni-Marie Wiseman and Danielle Butt (NTV), Leanne Sharpe (99.1 HITS FM), Claudette Barnes (VOCM), and Kevin Kelly (The Newfoundland Herald).
- Since 2011 Miss Teen Newfoundland & Labrador Pageant has been televised on several occasions by NTV, restoring the pageant as one of the only pageant events in the country to be broadcasted on television.
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