Investigation

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…

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.

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.

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…

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.

Is corporate concentration a central part of the province’s long-term strategy for the fishery? How does that benefit Newfoundlanders and Labradorians?

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…

Up to now, an important aspect of Andrew Furey's recent professional life has received almost no mention at all: his corporate board directorships.

The fight over the 2020 fishing season has exposed many deeply rooted problems in a crucial but troubled industry in Newfoundland and Labrador.