The premier will take the stand over cost and scheduling overruns that have plagued the controversial hydro dam on Labrador’s lower Churchill River. Continue reading →

The Newfoundland communities of Mainland and Three Rock Cove worked for years to bring a costly cell tower to the area. For residents, the lack of cell coverage was a safety concern. Continue reading →

British aviators John Alcock and Arthur Brown started their historic voyage on June 14, 1919. Continue reading →

Premier Dwight Ball’s Liberals were re-elected May 16 with 20 of a possible 40 seats, with one seat still in legal limbo. Continue reading →

A spokesperson at the petroleum board said the regulator’s investigation into the November oil spill is ongoing. Continue reading →

A provincial court judge said Thursday that the Crown failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Kenneth Harrisson knew what was in the box delivered to his St. John’s home in 2013. Continue reading →

Lucas Dawe, 20, appeared briefly from prison via video link on charges of interfering with human remains and possession of stolen property – namely, the remains. Continue reading →

The mysterious crime scene comes months after police reported two attempted thefts using front-end loaders over a single weekend in January. Continue reading →

An official recount is pending but official results released Sunday for the district of Labrador West showed NDP newcomer Jordan Brown still ahead of incumbent Liberal Graham Letto by just five votes. Continue reading →

Newfoundland and Labrador’s Department of Municipal Affairs and Environment removed the flood warning on Sunday afternoon. Continue reading →