In July several Innu from Sheshatshiu blockaded an access road to Gull Island. They want Hydro-Québec off their land until Innu have a chance to learn more about a proposed deal with the public ...

Innu land defenders blockaded a road to the Gull Island site along the Churchill River Wednesday. Heidi Atter. Hydro-Québec has suspended geological survey work after a group of Innu land defenders ...

During public event, Danny Breen acknowledged issues as residents challenged him on safety, development, council fights, and ...

About three dozen community members gathered on July 11 to create posters for St. John’s’ inaugural Dyke March, scheduled for ...

Health and Community Services (HCS) Minister Lela Evans and Premier Tony Wakeham. On Saturday HCS said it had asked Deloitte to review the entire Health Human Resources Report, which the province paid ...

Frank Davis, head of Pattern Energy in Canada, speaks at the 2024 Energy NL conference in St. John’s. Energy NL/Facebook. The company behind a proposed green hydrogen project on the southwest Avalon ...

Beverly Glenn-Copeland is looking forward to his first-ever visit to Newfoundland. By that point Glenn-Copeland (who goes by Glenn) and his wife Elizabeth (a writer, theatre artist and artist educator ...

Last Wednesday the Harper Government’s controversial anti-terror legislation, Bill C-51, passed its third reading in the House of Commons following a 183-96 vote ...

The stadium was almost full as Florida rock band Shinedown began their opening set. The band played a handful of songs from their 2008 album The Sound of Madness, and Second Chance – the second single ...

In the wake of a scandal involving the province’s new Education Accord, which contained fabricated sources and has led many to believe artificial intelligence was involved, a spokesperson from Premier ...

Richard Nuna and Edmund Benuen excavate an old Innu camping site at Amatshuatakan, 1993. Courtesy Stephen Loring. A veteran archaeologist whose work is being disputed by Newfoundland and Labrador’s ...

A provincial government advertising campaign encouraging local business owners in Newfoundland and Labrador to hire Ukrainians was well-intentioned, but it also hurt immigrants and refugees from other ...