Dogged Days of Summer: Mount Pearl Municipal Strike Enters its Eighth Week
As summer comes to an end, the Mount Pearl municipal workers’ strike drags on. What exactly is the hold up?
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World Energy GH2 is Blowin’ a Gale: A Look at Green Hydrogen Production on the West Coast of Newfoundland
Green hydrogen is the selling feature of a proposed wind farm on the west coast of Newfoundland, but just how green is it, really?
Long May Your Big Wind Farm Draw: How will the Proposed West Coast Wind Farm Impact the Environment?
A proposed wind farm on the west coast of Newfoundland promises green energy and good fortune, but there is a potential environmental toll.
OPEN is Closed: Why is the province’s organ donation program on hold?
Give the gift of life–just not right now. OPEN, Newfoundland and Labrador’s organ donation program is currently not accepting donations.
Come Home Where? A look at Airbnb’s impacts on housing in St. John’s
In St. John’s long-term rentals are scarce but short-term rentals are abundant. It’s time to look at Airbnb’s impacts on rental housing.
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.
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 a three-part series.
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.
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.
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.
