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Inside the Provincial Archaeology Office’s theory that Europeans inhabited Labrador before Innu
Archaeologist Stephen Loring, whose work is being disputed by the provincial government, says archaeology is “wildly political” and can be misinterpreted “to promote a political agenda like land claims.”
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Parks Canada signals no involvement in Johnson Geo Centre’s future
Federal agency responsible for managing Canada’s national parks, historic sites says it hopes Signal Hill grounds will continue to be available for public use
St. John’s residents uncertain, concerned over Memorial University building sales on Signal Hill
Some wonder if a land deed potentially issued from the Catholic Church to the people of Signal Hill could carry some weight
Veteran journalist Kenny Sharpe joins Indy as a reporter/editor in St. John’s
With 20 years’ experience, the Conception Bay North native will cover St. John’s and the Avalon
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
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