St. John’s council has busy final meeting of 2024
2025 budget brought down. Housing projects moved forward. Anti-genocide sign gets to stay on heritage property. And the new councillor recites a poem for the holidays.
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Inuit call on federal government to end to postal strike
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Firefighting service returning to Wabush airport
MHA and mayor concerned federal government won’t be able to find workers or housing
Canada, Inuit take step toward new marine-protected area off Labrador coast
Nunatsiavut, Makivvik sign memorandum of understanding with federal government
Medical patients say air travel delays a regular part of healthcare experience
Minister Lisa Dempster says Labrador Affairs and the Department of Health have not received any complaints
St. John’s ratifies new collective agreement with firefighters
Galway density, old fire station and art among St. John’s city council deliberations this week
Happy Valley-Goose Bay deputy mayor reprimanded for altercation at soccer game
Parent says Ella Wallace “verbally attacked” her as she comforted a player during the NL Summer Games in Bay Roberts last August
Proposed open-pit mine on Quebec-Labrador border drawing concern from Innu, Inuit
Torngat Metals says it wants to work with Indigenous governments to minimize the potential impacts of its planned rare earth element mining project
Transitional housing facility in Happy Valley-Goose Bay will be built next year: MHA
New treatment centre will operate offsite from the integrated housing hub, which MHA says should be completed next year
New affordable housing in central Labrador welcomed, but waitlist still long
Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation says 52 applicants are on the housing waitlist in Happy Valley-Goose Bay