The Climate Change Mitigation Plan mentions that the provincial government has given some money to Metrobus, and to a bus ...

Innu land defenders blockaded the site of a potential hydroelectric megaproject Wednesday, saying preliminary work needs to ...

Observers say five-year strategy to reduce carbon emissions and mitigate the impacts of climate change lacks vision and doesn ...

The Town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay launched its first public transit bus on June 23, offering free bus fares during the first ...

Registered Nurses' Union President Yvette Coffey says the premier needs to respond if he hopes to restore trust in his ...

Party leader Tony Wakeham asks Premier John Hogan to join him in pushing for the expansion, and on federal Fisheries Minister ...

Last winter parents and grandparents began calling for action from the Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation and RCMP to confront the ...

Families and organizations are working to create safe spaces for refugee youth to thrive, stay connected with their roots and ...

A storage room at the Mokami Status of Women Council is filled with shampoo, deodorants, pads, and at the back a small section of snorting kits, clean injection supplies and naloxone kits. The ...

Heidi Atter is a Labrador-based journalist dedicated to sharing personal stories showcasing the resilience, challenges, culture, and voices of the Labrador community.

Advocates say a replacement for Her Majesty's Penitentiary—dating to 1859—will improve safety for both inmates & officers. But how much longer can it wait?

Human rights, housing and the economy are top of mind for three Labrador youth who are watching the federal election closely. For Emily Kavanagh, human rights are center stage. Kavanagh grew up in ...