Justin Brake

Former provost and vice president speaks out, calls Memorial’s actions against activist Matthew Barter a “real overreach.”

Application for judicial review of project's approval coincides with protests in Norway and St. John’s around Equinor’s May 11 shareholder meeting.

The federal greenlight for Bay du Nord and the province’s 2022 budget come amid growing concerns around declining transparency and accountability under Premier Andrew Furey…

The former PC leader insists he's supporting those fighting to protect their Charter rights, and that he agrees mandates should be lifted.

Matthew Barter says that he may take MUNL to the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador over their partial lifting of restrictions against him.

University’s disciplinary actions against Matt Barter may still violate the activist’s charter rights, says freedom of expression expert.

Department of Finance attempted to conceal industry warning that a black market for sugar-sweetened beverages could emerge in the province.

Despite claims of “significant consultation” with Minister John Haggie and Health officials, internal communications show Provincial Nutritionist scrambling to justify controversial SSB tax following budget…

The Province has documented oil leaks in the Gulf of St. Lawrence since asking the federal government for $1 million to stop the pollution four…

In 2017, Siobhan Coady asked the federal government to pick up tab on leaking abandoned oil wells on Shoal Point.

The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation demands more than wearing orange—it demands real reparations.

Lawsuit filed day after Canadian Human Rights Commission report slams Canada’s track record with Innu and urges new approach to negotiations.