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
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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?
Canada must reverse refugee healthcare funding cuts
The cuts are likely to reduce medication adherence, increase hospitalizations, and download healthcare costs to the province
No energy justice with Bay du Nord
Newfoundland and Labrador’s Bay du Nord ambitions are out of step with the dire need to phase out global oil production and the province’s benefits agreement with Equinor underscores the need for a new approach to fossil fuels
An LNG future for Fermeuse?
Proposal for massive liquefied natural gas hub exhumed on Newfoundland’s Southern Shore
Thinking beyond the crisis in journalism
There are many legitimate reasons for concern, but news media have an unprecedented opportunity to innovate and create a new era of journalism
N.L. long-term care needs more nurses, who need more time with residents
Only the NDP and PCs are committed to improving nurse-to-patient ratios
How N.L. became the life (and death) of the party
We’re cutting through the undergrowth to find out why our political parties feel dead — and what might liven them up
Safer Communities: election promises and a bleak Liberal track record
Will the Liberals’ plan to address crime actually make communities safer?
Revolving Door: The problematic relationship between politics and business in N.L.
The merchants are very much still here, and they’re making terrible decisions for the rest of us
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?
Canada must reverse refugee healthcare funding cuts
The cuts are likely to reduce medication adherence, increase hospitalizations, and download healthcare costs to the province
No energy justice with Bay du Nord
Newfoundland and Labrador’s Bay du Nord ambitions are out of step with the dire need to phase out global oil production and the province’s benefits agreement with Equinor underscores the need for a new approach to fossil fuels
An LNG future for Fermeuse?
Proposal for massive liquefied natural gas hub exhumed on Newfoundland’s Southern Shore
Thinking beyond the crisis in journalism
There are many legitimate reasons for concern, but news media have an unprecedented opportunity to innovate and create a new era of journalism
N.L. long-term care needs more nurses, who need more time with residents
Only the NDP and PCs are committed to improving nurse-to-patient ratios
How N.L. became the life (and death) of the party
We’re cutting through the undergrowth to find out why our political parties feel dead — and what might liven them up
Safer Communities: election promises and a bleak Liberal track record
Will the Liberals’ plan to address crime actually make communities safer?
Revolving Door: The problematic relationship between politics and business in N.L.
The merchants are very much still here, and they’re making terrible decisions for the rest of us