Violent Waterford assault that led to murder charge is shocking, but 'not entirely surprising,' CMHA says
Chandra Kavanagh is the CEO of the Canadian Mental Health Association in Newfoundland and Labrador. She says last week's ...
A massive and menacing Steller's sea eagle is dazzling birders in a Newfoundland park
A national park in eastern Newfoundland has reopened in the winter so people can spot a rare site: a Steller's sea eagle that ...
New Found Gold: As The Upside Potential Grows, This Low Isn't Where Shares Should Be
Discover why New Found Gold Corp. is a strong buy in the promising gold exploration industry on Newfoundland Island, despite ...
Labrador businesses eagerly await new Churchill deal, but concerns loom after Muskrat Falls
Excitement has been swirling since the announcement of a new tentative Churchill Falls hydro deal, but a Labrador business ...
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Quebec doing better job at retaining immigrants, Atlantic Canada still struggling: report
Out of all the immigrants admitted into Quebec in 2021, almost 94% of them were still in the province one year later – a jump ...
Destroyed Haiti hospital was a 'beacon' and its loss will be felt, says N.L. doctor
Dr. Art Rideout, CEO of Team Broken Earth, says the loss of the Bernard Mevs Hospital in Port-au-Prince will be devastating ...
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Clear Skies Expected for Santa’s Journey to NL
A high pressure system means Santa shouldn’t encounter much in the way of turbulence as he makes his way across the province ...
The federal government, the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, and the City of St. John's invest in public transit upgrades
St. John's is purchasing new electric buses and upgrading Metrobus Transit's facilities after a combined investment of over $50.3 million from the federal, provincial and municipal governments.
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Newfoundland and Labrador to Host 2025 U18 Women’s Hockey Nationals
Newfoundland and Labrador will host the 2025 U18 Women’s National Hockey Championships next fall from November 3rd to the 9th ...
Inuit scientists are adapting to a new marine reality as climate change threatens sea life and food security
For Inuit, home is where the harvest is. But rapidly changing ice conditions are threatening their fishing practices ...