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Faculty, students fight to hold post-secondary privatization at bay
Australian company Navitas doubled its footprint in Canada during the COVID pandemic.
Justin Brake
June 2, 2022
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Abortion is Legal in NL, But Access Remains Restricted
There are no laws prohibiting abortion in Newfoundland & Labrador—but cost, distance, and stigma still restrict access in much of the province.
Elizabeth Whitten
May 6, 2022
What to Do After You’re Dead in Newfoundland & Labrador
There’s no avoiding your final destination. But there are lots of options—with different costs and carbon footprints—for relinquishing the body you leave behind.
Elizabeth Whitten
April 22, 2022
Preserving NL’s Built Heritage is Key to Its Future
What makes heritage buildings worth protecting? How (and why) does it it happen? The Indy looks at Parish Lane and Bryn Mawr in St. John's.
Elizabeth Whitten
February 11, 2022
Newfoundland and Labrador’s Restaurant Industry is Broken
The pandemic highlighted long-standing problems within an industry already grappling with abuse and exploitation.
Conor McCann
November 16, 2021
Transforming Transition-Related Surgeries in NL
HCS documents obtained through ATIPP show that cost savings trumped access to surgery and treatment for trans patients in NL.
Rhea Rollmann
July 9, 2021
“Your people are here”: Pride Celebrations Across NL
Meet the people making Newfoundland and Labrador a friendlier, gayer, and more inclusive place for everyone.
Darrell Roberts
June 11, 2021
Why St. John’s Pride Banned Uniformed Police
"We need to find a medium where we can co-exist and have that kind of healthy dialogue. Without that, I question where we go from…
Rhea Rollmann
June 7, 2021
As the Climate Changes, So Does Managing Fisheries
Over 20 years ago, DFO recognized that "changes in climate cannot be ignored." Why is it taking so long to put this insight into practice?
Jenn Thornhill Verma
May 27, 2021
How Snelgrove Was Found Guilty of Sexual Assault
This verdict needs to provoke profound discussion about what we, as a society, can do to make justice more accessible for survivors of sexual assault.
Rhea Rollmann
May 17, 2021
Greene Report Must be Resisted: Observers
Neoliberal policies are fundamentally flawed and will make things worse.
Justin Brake
May 11, 2021
As the PERT is Delayed, a People’s Recovery Emerges
"There is a foundation here for something maybe even bigger, which is democratic and broad-ranging.”
Justin Brake
March 9, 2021
Is Hindsight 20/20? Breaking Down the 2021 NL Election Saga
We break down how the provincial election has been unfolding, how other Canadian jurisdictions approached pandemic elections, and where we go from here.
Alicia Morry
February 26, 2021
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