After two decades of false starts, Newfoundland and Labrador might be closer than ever to tracking gambling-related suicides.

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Town of North West River says it’s sorting out ownership of the former Yale School junior dormitory and will soon be in a ...

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I was going to call this piece, “Is Green Hydrogen Churchill Falls 2.0?” Then, with the rip of a piece of paper, Churchill ...

The first step in addressing gambling-related suicide in Newfoundland and Labrador is admitting it’s a problem, starting with ...

Annie Picard’s book is the first book from Mamu Tshishkutamashutau Innu Education to be published in English and two Labrador Innu dialects ...

2025 budget brought down. Housing projects moved forward. Anti-genocide sign gets to stay on heritage property. And the new councillor recites a poem for the holidays. Counc. Greg Noseworthy (left) ...

Inuit governments and the national advocacy group for Inuit rights are calling for an end to the Canada Post strike. They say the stoppage of mail services is disproportionately impacting Inuit ...

As an overdose crisis continues to claim the lives of 22 Canadians a day, researchers say Atlantic Canada has an opportunity to learn from other jurisdictions and get ahead of the crisis before its ...