MUN Indigenous policy slammed by NCC, welcomed by Nunatsiavut and Innu Nation
Memorial University’s new policy to verify Indigeneity is being met with a mix of praise and condemnation among communities in Labrador. The…
Cain’s Quest has highs and lows, especially for those who won’t cross the finish line
Racers are nearing the end of the 3,400 kilometre snowmobile endurance race, but many won’t get the chance to cross the finish…
Cain’s Quest endurance race expected to finish Friday, officials say
Cain’s Quest racers are ripping through central Labrador on Wednesday, as they prepare to enter the second half of the endurance competition.
St. John’s has green light to dump snow in harbour, but timeline unclear as to when work will start
The City of St. John’s can move forward with dumping excess snow in its harbour, but it remains unclear as to when…
Schools to re-open in St. John’s area on Thursday
After being closed for three days due to significant snowfall, schools in the St. John’s area are re-opening on Thursday.
N.L. politicians unite behind Georgina’s Law as it heads to House of Commons
All three provincial parties are standing together to support a federal intimate partner violence bill put forward by a senator and a…
Shelter order lifted for McIvers, one man in custody: RNC
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary has lifted a shelter-in-place order for McIvers on the island’s west coast.
St. John’s still waiting for approval from Ottawa to dump snow in harbour
St. John’s East MP Joanne Thompson’s office says no federal permits are required, but the city says it needs approval.
St. John’s metro schools to close for third day in a row this week
Schools in the St. John’s metro region will remain closed on Wednesday due to a heavy accumulation of snow impeding some roadways.
Olympic gold touches down in N.L. as curlers prepare to hit ice again for Brier
Fresh off the heels of a golden win at the men’s curling event at the 2026 Olympic Winter Games in Italy, Brett…