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Morgan MacDonald’s statue of Shanawdithit, the last Beothuk woman in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Shawnadithit opera explores the deeper story of last-known Beothuk woman

Why some provinces get equalization and some don’t is akin to comparing apples and oranges. —

Editorial: Taking aim at equalization

Russell Wangersky: The bench is no place for politics

Luke Janes walks past bins of wood on a section of the Firewood Factory lot off Torbay Road in St. John’s Thursday. Janes said new customers are mentioning a switch to wood based on concern over increases in electricity rates.

EXCLUSIVE: ‘You wouldn’t have needed Muskrat Falls’: Newfoundland and Labrador economist

The generator that supplied power to Killdevil Camp was lost in a fire that struck the shed in which it was located at the site in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

Exact cause of fire still not determined, but work to replace shed ...

Corner Brook Barons

Corner Brook Junior Barons receive suspensions for behaviour during tournament

A section of the new access road along the Northern Peninsula portion of the new transmission line bringing power from Muskrat Falls to the island of Newfoundland.

Gating of Northern Peninsula section of transmission line access road was ordered ...

Tom Lush (left) and Lillie Lush (right) visit their son, Stephen Lush (centre) at his Tiffany Village residence.

Golf tournament set to raise funds to implement brain injury training in ...

Andrew Scheer spoke with The Telegram at the Comfort Inn on Thursday after meetings in St. John’s with provincial conservative leaders.

Scheer open to aid on Muskrat Falls

Members of the provincial government toured the Anaconda Mining operation on the Baie Verte Peninsula Wednesday to view the innovative techniques used to mine narrow vein gold deposits.

Anaconda Mining collaborating with College of the North Atlantic in research and ...

Lily Jacobs about three-quarters of the way into the 40-km hike from Serpentine Lake to Blow me Down Trail on the province’s West Coast. This was the ‘Adventurous Journey’ part of the Duke of Edinburgh challenge.

Springdale student completes challenges for Duke of Edinburgh Award

Published Jul 27, 2018 at 12:42 a.m.

Corner Brook Barons

Corner Brook Junior Barons receive suspensions for behaviour during tournament

Published 5 hours ago

A section of the new access road along the Northern Peninsula portion of the new transmission line bringing power from Muskrat Falls to the island of Newfoundland.

Gating of Northern Peninsula section of transmission line access road was ordered by government

Published 5 hours ago

Tom Lush (left) and Lillie Lush (right) visit their son, Stephen Lush (centre) at his Tiffany Village residence.

Golf tournament set to raise funds to implement brain injury training in N.L.

Published 9 hours ago

News

Luke Janes walks past bins of wood on a section of the Firewood Factory lot off Torbay Road in St. John’s Thursday. Janes said new customers are mentioning a switch to wood based on concern over increases in electricity rates.

EXCLUSIVE: ‘You wouldn’t have needed Muskrat Falls’: Newfoundland and Labrador economist

Updated 14 minutes ago

Dr. Majed Khraishi with Emilia Nacher, who piloted the boat Al-Awda, in Lisbon.

N.L. doctor spent time on boat seized by Israeli military

Updated 12 hours ago

The RCMP are warning residents of scam callers claiming to be the Canadian Revenue Agency.

4 people killed in Labrador crash

Updated 16 hours ago

RCMP

Four people dead in Labrador crash

Updated 17 hours ago

Sports

Corner Brook Barons

Corner Brook Junior Barons receive suspensions for behaviour during tournament

Published 5 hours ago

Royal St. John's Regatta

Corner Brook's Amy Barry ready to soak up another St. John's Regatta experience

Updated Aug 01, 2018 at 12:05 a.m.

Royal St. John's Regatta

Corner Brook's Erin Summers excited to be hitting the pond for the 200th Royal St. John's Regatta

Updated Aug 01, 2018 at midnight

Crews of all levels were working hard, getting in final practice sessions on Monday afternoon at Quidi Vidi Lake for the 200th anniversary Royal St. John’s Regatta. Here, two crews are on the pond, including one getting final instructions from the coxswain.

Corner Brook native Gene Noble excited about his first Royal St. John's Regatta

Published Jul 31, 2018 at 9:39 p.m.

Business

Members of the provincial government toured the Anaconda Mining operation on the Baie Verte Peninsula Wednesday to view the innovative techniques used to mine narrow vein gold deposits.

Anaconda Mining collaborating with College of the North Atlantic in research and development project

Published 9 hours ago

Department of Fisheries and Oceans research scientist Geoff Veinott briefs members of the media Thursday on the results of an in-season stock status report for Atlantic salmon rivers in Labrador.

Decline in salmon returns in Labrador rivers prompts DFO scientists to recommend disallowing retention angling

Updated Jul 27, 2018 at 11:28 a.m.

According to a recent Angus Reid poll, 45 per cent of Atlantic Canadians support a provincial carbon tax, with 55 per cent opposed.

So Newfoundland and Labrador, about that carbon tax …

Updated Jul 26, 2018 at 7:31 p.m.

Bonavista-Burin-Trinity MP Churence Rogers, Bonavista-Trinity Regional Chamber of Commerce president John Norman and The Commons project manager Chelsey MacNeil at the opening on Thursday night, July 19.

The Commons officially opens doors to businesses

Updated Jul 25, 2018 at 8:50 a.m.

Living

Morgan MacDonald’s statue of Shanawdithit, the last Beothuk woman in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Shawnadithit opera explores the deeper story of last-known Beothuk woman

Published 14 minutes ago

Bridget Corcoran

Labrador West Pioneer Bridget Corcoran

Updated a day ago

Sherree-Lin Davis, right, of Kelligrews holds a picture of her daughter Alyssa Davis while posing for a photo at the top of Gros Morne with her friend Louise Butler. Alyssa died in a car accident in December 2015 and Sherree-Lin is honouring her by doing things that the teen had on her bucket list.

Alyssa Davis's mom hikes Gros Morne to cross another item off her daughter's bucket list

Published Aug 01, 2018 at 12:09 a.m.

Ashley Fayth Vardy.

Newfoundland-born singer/songwriter Ashley Fayth Vardy making her mark in Europe

Updated Jul 31, 2018 at 2:55 p.m.

Opinion

Why some provinces get equalization and some don’t is akin to comparing apples and oranges. —

Editorial: Taking aim at equalization

Published 14 minutes ago

Veterans Memorial Highway has served as the scene of multiple fatal accidents over the years. — Compass file photo

Russell Wangersky: Drivers cause accidents, too

Published Jul 31, 2018 at 6 a.m.

In preparation for the upcoming snow crab season, fishing boats are reappearing at Prince Edward Island fishing ports, including Northport Wharf in Alberton Harbour.

Editorial: Fishing out the oceans

Updated Jul 31, 2018 at 12:26 p.m.

Micah and Jonathan Sacrey have started their own 3D printing business this summer with the help of Youth Ventures.

YOUTH VENTURES: Shaping memories

Updated Jul 31, 2018 at 12:10 a.m.

Community

Members of the organizing committee for Craig’s Ride for a Cure in front of the monument for Craig House at the top of Bluey Mountain. Front row (left to right) are: Lisa House, Lisa’s grandson, Landon and son Aaron; second row: Jacinta Offrey, Katlynn House, Danette Payne and Beverly Tucker; and back row: Christopher Caines and Ambrose Hynes. Missing from photo are: Colin Young, Joy Perry, Joan Hatcher and Audrey Lavers - Contributed

Hawke’s Bay family continues legacy of Craig House with annual Ride for a Cure

Published 14 hours ago

Mummers old and young came out to celebrate Come Home Year in Frenchman’s Cove. - Contributed

Back home in Frenchman’s Cove

Published Jul 30, 2018 at 3:54 p.m.

The Port Rexton Pride organizers Sonja Mills, Alicia MacDonald and Nicole Evans.

Port Rexton Pride coming to Trinity Bay community

Published Jul 30, 2018 at 10:04 a.m.

Second World War veteran Cyril Butler died on Thursday, July 26. The Marystown resident was 96. - Gazette file photo

Marystown Second World War vet remembered

Updated Jul 31, 2018 at 1:47 p.m.

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Why some provinces get equalization and some don’t is akin to comparing apples and oranges. —

Editorial: Taking aim at equalization

Justice.

Russell Wangersky: The bench is no place for politics

Morgan MacDonald’s statue of Shanawdithit, the last Beothuk woman in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Shawnadithit opera explores the deeper story of last-known Beothuk woman

Luke Janes walks past bins of wood on a section of the Firewood Factory lot off Torbay Road in St. John’s Thursday. Janes said new customers are mentioning a switch to wood based on concern over increases in electricity rates.

EXCLUSIVE: ‘You wouldn’t have needed Muskrat Falls’: Newfoundland and Labrador economist

The generator that supplied power to Killdevil Camp was lost in a fire that struck the shed in which it was located at the site in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

Exact cause of fire still not determined, but work to replace shed at Killdevil Camp in Gros Morne has begun

Corner Brook Barons

Corner Brook Junior Barons receive suspensions for behaviour during tournament

A section of the new access road along the Northern Peninsula portion of the new transmission line bringing power from Muskrat Falls to the island of Newfoundland.

Gating of Northern Peninsula section of transmission line access road was ordered by government

Tom Lush (left) and Lillie Lush (right) visit their son, Stephen Lush (centre) at his Tiffany Village residence.

Golf tournament set to raise funds to implement brain injury training in N.L.

Andrew Scheer spoke with The Telegram at the Comfort Inn on Thursday after meetings in St. John’s with provincial conservative leaders.

Scheer open to aid on Muskrat Falls

Members of the provincial government toured the Anaconda Mining operation on the Baie Verte Peninsula Wednesday to view the innovative techniques used to mine narrow vein gold deposits.

Anaconda Mining collaborating with College of the North Atlantic in research and development project

Jennifer Hickox of Team PEI releases her shot during bocce action Thursday morning at the Special Olympics Canada 2018 Summer Games in Antigonish. Corey LeBlanc

Team PEI bocce player loves Special Olympics family

Riley wearing the ring that his grandmother Mary Ellen Giles is searching for.

Mother searching Happy Valley-Goose Bay for lost ring