Newfoundland and Labrador’s Bay du Nord ambitions are out of step with the dire need to phase out global oil production and ...

A Memorial University professor says the draft ‘Co-operation Agreement between N.L. and Canada’ risks diminishing community ...

The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador is sitting on upward of 5,000 completed access-to-information requests that are ...

Derek Montague and Justin Brake's 2025 coverage of allegations against OBGYN Dr. Adolf Hamann named a finalist by the ...

This Canada Summer Jobs position will employ a student/youth to help us with research and organizing our website ...

The Publisher will develop and maintain the organizational infrastructure that supports The Independent’s award-winning ...

Ron Webb says he and other community members don’t have a choice when it comes to dealing with Labrador’s rapidly changing climate, but they must adapt. “Years ago, we would get ice of the normal five ...

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 ...

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.

This story was originally reported by The Narwhal, here. About an hour’s drive from St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, the little fishing village of Fermeuse sits on the shores of a deep harbour, ...

Universal, accessible, free healthcare is a part of Canada’s national identity and a source of pride for Canadians. Most developed countries offer universal health coverage, and while some public ...