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Pope Francis invited the world to 'move forward together,' St. John's archbishop says
The Archbishop of St. John's says he'll remember Pope Francis as someone who was not afraid to face controversy, and someone who wanted to bring people together.
Disappearing Nunatsiavut sea ice continues as climate change dramatically alters Labrador landscape
The formation of sea ice in Nunatsiavut is happening later in the year and melting earlier, meaning Inuit communities in Labrador have to adapt.
Tariffs aren't targeting books, but economic chaos is having a chilling effect on N.L. publishers
Newfoundland and Labrador book publishers are already starting to feel the chilling effect of a global trade war, and it could mean bad news for book lovers.
Millions earmarked for N.L. restaurants a nod to an industry that's 'too big to fail,' says chef
The Newfoundland and Labrador government has earmarked millions of dollars to help right the rocky restaurant industry, a move that a St. John's chef says a sign of long-overdue recognition.
Fertility advocate welcomes N.L.'s 1st possible IVF clinic
Two doctors are planning to open a private IVF clinic in Newfoundland and Labrador, a move that has fertility advocate Ledon Wellon celebrating, saying it will open up the service to more people.
RNC responded to report of 'loud bang' in Airport Heights, no charges laid
Police are still investigating after a disturbance at a home in the Airport Heights area of St. John's Friday morning.
N.L. is betting big on expensive oil. Politicians say the wager will pay off
Newfoundland and Labrador is expecting more oil royalties for the coming fiscal year, but market volatility could mean the province has to recalibrate, the finance minister says.
Personal Care Home Owners Association president says AG report hitting staff, residents hard
The president of the Personal Care Home Owners Association says a recent auditor general report on the industry in Newfoundland and Labrador is "somewhat accurate," but also that residents in his homes were "taken aback" by the findings.
Auto part retailers in N.L. have been preparing for Trump's tariffs, but worry about lasting impacts
While the Ontario auto sector might be the target of punishing U.S. tariffs, ripple effects are being felt in the auto parts retail world in Newfoundland and Labrador.
After conquering cancer as a teen, this Newfoundland opera singer looks forward to career on the stage
Paige Sargent, a mezzo-soprano opera singer from Lewisporte, N.L., is embarking on a career on the stage with her graduating recital this week at Memorial University's School of Music in St. John's.