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Throwing shade on solar myths
‘Someday the sun will shine and have-not will be no more,’ Brian Peckford famously said. Solar ‘someday’ can’t come soon enough, writes Angela Antle
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Meet The Indy’s new Journalists for Human Rights fellow, Ana Maria Alcantara
Ana Maria has a wealth of experience in journalism and social justice work, which will inform a forthcoming podcast series
Elder says long view of Innu history necessary for understanding today’s issues
Apitet (Ben) Andrew testified at the Inquiry Respecting the Treatment, Experiences and Outcomes of Innu in the Child Protection System
Province shocks Innu, disputes their history in Labrador
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
Hydrogen Hype?
It seems the wind has been taken out of the sails of Newfoundland and Labrador’s wind-to-hydrogen hype. So what does this mean for the province’s renewable energy transition?
Family leaves Labrador, goes into debt to pay for son’s eyesight-saving surgery
Department of Health says corneal cross-linking was not discussed during more than two years’ of negotiations about the kinds of procedures covered under MCP
Lawnya Vawnya speaks to province’s thirst for musical diversity
For Montreal-based electro-punk duo HRT, St. John’s performance marks a homecoming
Access to Information Under Attack (Ep. 17)
Justin Brake speaks with N.L. Information and Privacy Commissioner Kerry Hatfield about the attacks on freedom of information laws in Canada, and why we must protect our province’s unique legislation