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Nurses’ union, PCs offer different interpretations of government’s core staffing review commitments
The province's Department of Health and Community Services did not confirm if it will use review launched by Liberals to implement system-wide staffing improvements
New children’s book from Inuk artist showcases Labrador life through a tale of survival
Kayla Williams’ latest story depicts a young girl who searches for her family in a winter storm, using Inuit knowledge
PCs ‘not prioritizing’ review of AI policies following Education Accord scandal
The province’s new 10-year policy document will guide changes to Newfoundland and Labrador’s education system, but reports of falsified materials have cast a shadow over its credibility
What would it look like if N.L. enshrined housing as a human right?
Premier Tony Wakeham told The Independent housing is “absolutely” a human right
Town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay gathers politicians, residents for ‘public safety’ discussion
The community had four suspected intentionally set fires in one night one week ago, and one suspicious fire last night
Innu rights advocates want public apology from Hydro-Québec
After proposed ‘Reconciliation Agreement’ failed Innu ratification vote, advocates in Sheshatshiu are demanding greater reparations
Potential election recounts ‘unlikely’ to flip a seat, says political scientist
Kelly Blidook says in the event the Progressive Conservatives do lose a seat, though, they would be forced to govern differently
NDP leader condemns Wakeham, PCs over appointment of conservative strategist Steve Outhouse
NDP leader Jim Dinn is asking Wakeham to affirm his incoming government's commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion
PC’s tapping of controversial conservative strategist sparks fear, ire
Steve Outhouse has supported and worked for right-wing governments in Alberta, New Brunswick and Ottawa
Nurses’ union, PCs offer different interpretations of government’s core staffing review commitments
The province's Department of Health and Community Services did not confirm if it will use review launched by Liberals to implement system-wide staffing improvements
New children’s book from Inuk artist showcases Labrador life through a tale of survival
Kayla Williams’ latest story depicts a young girl who searches for her family in a winter storm, using Inuit knowledge
PCs ‘not prioritizing’ review of AI policies following Education Accord scandal
The province’s new 10-year policy document will guide changes to Newfoundland and Labrador’s education system, but reports of falsified materials have cast a shadow over its credibility
What would it look like if N.L. enshrined housing as a human right?
Premier Tony Wakeham told The Independent housing is “absolutely” a human right
Town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay gathers politicians, residents for ‘public safety’ discussion
The community had four suspected intentionally set fires in one night one week ago, and one suspicious fire last night
Innu rights advocates want public apology from Hydro-Québec
After proposed ‘Reconciliation Agreement’ failed Innu ratification vote, advocates in Sheshatshiu are demanding greater reparations
Potential election recounts ‘unlikely’ to flip a seat, says political scientist
Kelly Blidook says in the event the Progressive Conservatives do lose a seat, though, they would be forced to govern differently
NDP leader condemns Wakeham, PCs over appointment of conservative strategist Steve Outhouse
NDP leader Jim Dinn is asking Wakeham to affirm his incoming government's commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion
PC’s tapping of controversial conservative strategist sparks fear, ire
Steve Outhouse has supported and worked for right-wing governments in Alberta, New Brunswick and Ottawa