With the separatist Parti Québécois leading in the polls and 29 per cent of Quebecers undecided on who to vote for, anything could happen on Oct. 5, and beyond

11 years later, the province is still not publicly sharing details on its alleged efforts to implement the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's calls to action

11 years later, the province is still not publicly sharing details on its alleged efforts to implement the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's calls to action

Speaking in St. John’s, the federal NDP leader criticized the government’s push to fast-track resource projects in response to Trump’s trade war.

‘Cracks starting to show in the Carney consensus,’ Lewis tells N.L. NDP convention in St. John’s

Former party candidates say it's a steep hill to climb, but there are ways

Rather than lock ourselves into another half-century deal, maybe N.L. should consider merging with Quebec instead

Grand Chief Jodie Ashini says Innu Nation won’t support proposed deal ‘while fundamental issues with the Innu remain unresolved'

There were no boos when Pete Hoekstra appeared. Instead, Newfoundlanders kept their focus on the lives lost — and reminded America that Canada will not bow to anyone

There were no boos when Pete Hoekstra appeared at the 25th anniversary commemoration. Instead, Newfoundlanders kept their focus on the nearly 3,000 lives lost — and reminded America that Canada will n...

Lesa and Gery Winsor say their 6-year-old Border Collie-Retriever is trained to sit at the end of his driveway; officer told couple RNC gets ‘a lot of complaints about dogs being off leash'

On Labour Day 2026, some tips for Labour Minister Lloyd Parrott

Emails show President Janet Morrison ‘inundated’ with messages over sale of Harlow Campus, while documents suggest former campus head was making progress at reducing costs

NL government consulted firm on how to respond to media requests asking questions about hallucinated content

Internal emails reveal Deloitte helped craft government's response to The Independent's investigation

Three provinces in Atlantic Canada have made formal declarations — but is that enough to quell violence against women, girls and gender-diverse people?

Government scant on specifics but health authority says new prison will have two new mental health units and larger clinical space for psychiatry and opioid dependency

With poverty skyrocketing in St. John’s, frontline workers plea for stable funding, better income supports and adequate housing

Equinor says controversial project still on track, as concerned residents ask oil execs tough questions during public meetings this week

Tara Mahoney sits down with Desmond Cole to discuss the climate gaps in CBC’s wildfire coverage

During public event, Danny Breen acknowledged issues as residents challenged him on safety, development, council fights, and even the threat of a class-action lawsuit

Organizer Shaylin Smith says the July 16 event will mark a ‘return to grassroots protest’

Equinor says controversial project still on track, as concerned residents ask oil execs tough questions during public meetings this week

Congregants gasped in support when they heard the announcement, made during a special queer-inclusive worship at St. Mark’s Church

Federal agency responsible for managing Canada’s national parks, historic sites says it hopes Signal Hill grounds will continue to be available public use

Apitet (Ben) Andrew testified at the Inquiry Respecting the Treatment, Experiences and Outcomes of Innu in the Child Protection System

Innu Nation cancels cultural exhibit, alleging executives of The Rooms provincial museum told them to remove reference to Innu presence in Labrador prior to 1700s