With a background in the non-profit sector and a deep desire to see independent journalism thrive in Newfoundland and ...
The province’s new climate action plan is insufficient on multiple fronts, say a researcher and a climate action advocate who are paying close attention to Newfoundland and Labrador’s response to the ...
In recent years, Indigenous-led organisations like the Yellowhead Institute and Indigenous Watchdog have worked hard to track ...
Innu Nation Grand Chief Jodie Ashini says it’s disappointing to open the Innu Pakassiun exhibit without the provincial ...
New public housing unites under construction on Army Street in the Buckmaster’s Circle neighbourhood of St. John’s. May 22, 2026. David Downton. In the wake of the party’s first budget since coming to ...
Journalists Derek Montague (left) and Justin Brake (right) led the investigation into Dr. Adolf Hamann. The Independent. Independent reporters Derek Montague and Justin Brake have been named finalists ...
The Liberals announced their “Air Access Pilot Program” Thursday, allowing people of Labrador and parts of the Great Northern Peninsula to access a subsidy to help lower the cost of air travel. “It is ...
In late 2024, award-winning journalist Rob Csernyik brought readers across the country an important investigation into the role legalised gambling is playing in suicides across the country.
Wait times will lengthen, patient care will suffer, and inequality between provinces will grow if the federal government doesn’t negotiate a new Health Care Accord with the provinces. That was the ...
NDP Leader Jim Dinn (left) is calling on the PCs to legislate wage increases aligned with movement toward a living wage. On Feb. 26 Labour Minister Mike Goosney (right) announced the province will ...
Nicholas Flowers cleans a seal skin in Inotsiavik’s tupik in Hopedale. Frey Blake-Pijogge. In a tupik (tent) next to the Inotsiavik Centre shed in Hopedale, Nicholas Flowers is preparing a sealskin.
If built, rare earth minerals from Torngat Metals’ open pit mine would be transported by road to the coast near Nain (pictured above), then shipped by sea to Sept-Iles, Que. Photo: Justin Brake. A ...
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