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Labrador West float plane dock brings opportunities and benefits
Nearly a hundred new affordable housing units announced for Newfoundland and Labrador
Grey River garbage removal pilot project
Salvage Fishermen’s Museum restored through volunteer efforts
Russell Wangersky: You never know who’s in the audience
Letter: Ignore cod sentinel data at our peril
Editorial: Rewriting the past
SPECIAL REPORT: Mixed views on Her Majesty's Penitentiary location in St. John's
Photos from the 12th annual Bay St. George Powwow
The Norwester
Gas pump shock: Atlantic Canadians will have to consider options with driving season gearing up
The Victoria Day long weekend was only the beginning of the pain to be felt at the pumps this summer. All indications point to potential record highs for gasoline and diesel prices as we head into “driving season,” according to many ...
Crémaillère Harbour Marine Port project unveils plans — St. Anthony could become major port for Arctic
ST. ANTHONY, N.L. – The directors behind the much-anticipated Crémaillère Harbour Marine Port project held their first meeting with the general public last week. The proposed port would make St. Anthony a key location for travel ...
Not all data centres the same, says owner
An owner of a data centre company in Happy Valley-Goose Bay is afraid his company is getting tarred with the same brush as some of the other projects in Labrador and Eastern Canada. James Goodwin, owner of Great North Data, says his company is the ...
Newfoundland and Labrador seeks markets for seal products
Cull the seals, save the cod. It’s a popular refrain, heard most loudly in Newfoundland and Labrador around this time of year as the Canadian commercial seal hunt is drawing to a close and as the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) ...
More Nalcor information on the way: Liberals
The provincial government is moving quickly on changes to the Energy Corporation Act to provide more information from Nalcor Energy on its use of so-called embedded contractors, but other information still remains protected under the ...
Former Marine Atlantic boss appointed as CEO and president of C-CORE in St. John’s
C-CORE’s search for a new president and chief executive officer has come to a close with Paul Griffin being appointed to the position. Griffin comes to the St. John’s-based research and development firm from Marine Atlantic, where he ...
Harbour Grace's Rose Manor brings mother and son together in business
HARBOUR GRACE, N.L. — When Erika Pardy bought Harbour Grace’s historic Rose Manor property, she knew there was potential to bring more people inside its doors, and the kitchen was part of her plan. Fortunately, she did not have to look ...
Linked together: Cape Ray says relationship with Emera has been ‘good’
CAPE RAY, N.L. — Anne Osmond, member of the Community Liaison Committee for the Maritime Link said the community and Emera, the company installing the energy transmission line, have a good relationship. North America’s longest ...
Lewisporte teenager’s passion for textiles has blossomed into thriving business
LEWISPORTE, N.L. – Working with textiles is never far from Charlotte Stairs’ mind and reach. The 15-year-old began crocheting six years ago. Armed with a ball of yarn and crochet hook, Stairs said it is a good pastime for long road ...
Business thriving for Western Newfoundland outfitters
Chris Farrell, owner of Margaree Outfitters, says that 90 per cent of his guests are coming up from the United States. He offers duck hunting, cod and mackerel fishing, as well as sightseeing boat tours to resettled and isolated communities like ...
