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Liberal MP suggests Carney government may be investigating N.L. offshore acquisition
NDP pushes for federal intervention in acquisitions tied to Israel’s occupation of Palestine, while PCs, Liberals silent on Ithaca Energy’s takeover of Suncor’s stakes in Terra Nova, White Rose and West White Rose oil projects
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N.L. faces ‘serious liability questions’ over Ithaca Energy’s entry into province’s oil sector, legal expert warns
Premier Tony Wakeham won’t comment on Ithaca’s ‘political things’ but law professor says Newfoundland and Labrador could face legal risks based on company’s ties to Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestine
A Losing Hand (Ep. 18)
A conversation about legalised gambling and gambling-related suicides, feat. award-winning journalist and author Rob Csernyik. Recorded live at the Rotary Arts Centre in Corner Brook, Oct. 5, 2026
N.L.’s offshore oil could help bankroll a company linked to Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestine
Ithaca Energy’s impending takeover of Suncor’s stakes in three oil projects comes after PM’s promise to ban trade with Israel’s illegal settlements, while Ithaca’s majority owner is named on a UN blacklist for its alleged activities supporting settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories
Meet The Independent’s new publisher!
With a background in the non-profit sector and a deep desire to see independent journalism thrive in Newfoundland and Labrador, Michelle Bush has found a home at The Indy
Men of N.L.: I want to hear from you!
We’re making a new podcast exploring what it means to be a man in NL today and the experiences that shape men’s lives
EVENTS: In Conversation with Award-winning Journalist and Author Rob Csernyik
Join us in Corner Brook (Oct. 5), St. John’s (Oct. 7), or online
As Innu exhibit opens in Labrador, Grand Chief says truth must come before reconciliation
Innu Nation Grand Chief Jodie Ashini says it’s disappointing to open the Innu Pakassiun exhibit without the provincial government’s participation, but Innu know their history and who they are
What Québec’s provincial election could mean for the Churchill Falls deal
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








