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Tuition Thaw, Student Debt, and the Future of Memorial
Memorial was founded to make advanced education accessible to Newfoundlanders and Labradorians. That original vision is dimming. Part Three of a three-part series.
Elizabeth Whitten
June 17, 2022
Investigation
Why is Tuition Thawing Now? Following the Money at MUNL
Memorial says government forced their hand on tuition. Government says the university asked for it. What's going on at MUNL, and why? Part Two of…
Elizabeth Whitten
June 16, 2022
Memorial’s Tuition Thaw Leaves Students in the Cold
After 22 years, Memorial University’s tuition freeze is ending. But other campus costs have been climbing for years. Part One of a three-part series.
Elizabeth Whitten
June 15, 2022
The Economics of Drag in Downtown St. John’s
The Indy shadowed some local queens to learn just how much it costs—materially, physically, and emotionally—to do drag in downtown St. John's.
Andie Bulman
June 3, 2022
Sugar Tax Could Trigger Black Market, Job Losses, Furey and Coady Warned
Department of Finance attempted to conceal industry warning that a black market for sugar-sweetened beverages could emerge in the province.
Justin Brake
December 14, 2021
Health Officials Surprised by Liberals’ Sugar Tax, Emails Reveal
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…
Justin Brake
December 9, 2021
Hands That Feed, Pt. 2: the Paradox of Essential Food Charity
Food charity is putting a band-aid on a deadly and insidious gangrene—which corporate power and government inaction allows to fester in our communities.
Heidi Janes
December 8, 2020
Who Controls Fish Processing in Newfoundland & Labrador?
Is corporate concentration a central part of the province’s long-term strategy for the fishery? How does that benefit Newfoundlanders and Labradorians?
Jenn Thornhill Verma and Jack Daly
November 20, 2020
We Found the Biggest Newfoundland Dog in Newfoundland
They’re big dogs, but there has to be a biggest. So we found him. But we met many a good dog along the way—all the…
Conor McCann
November 13, 2020
Andrew Furey Reneges on Transparency Commitment
Tom Baird
July 28, 2020
On Corporate Ties, Andrew Furey has Nothing to Hide
Up to now, an important aspect of Andrew Furey's recent professional life has received almost no mention at all: his corporate board directorships.
Tom Baird
June 26, 2020
Why NL Fishers are Protesting in a Pandemic: An Explainer
The fight over the 2020 fishing season has exposed many deeply rooted problems in a crucial but troubled industry in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Jenn Thornhill Verma
May 21, 2020
Constabulary and Critics Continue Tense Coexistence
Rhea Rollmann
March 1, 2020
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