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N.L.'s public road ambulance service is a year old, and it still has that new-car smell
It's now been a year since Newfoundland and Labrador transitioned to a fully integrated road ambulance service, and those who run the service say it's been a positive move for health care in the province.
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John Haggie says Liberals are already lining up to replace outgoing MHA John Abbott
The governing Liberals are trying to put a positive spin on the surprise resignation of cabinet minister John Abbott, saying potential successors are already showing an interest in St. John's East-Quidi Vidi.
You'll soon need an access card to dump bulk waste in eastern Newfoundland
Users of waste recovery facilities in eastern Newfoundland will soon require an access card in order to dump their bulk garbage.
SeaRose FPSO workers vote to join Unifor, with union also eyeing Hebron platform
After two decades of oil production in Newfoundland's offshore, a majority of workers on the SeaRose FPSO have voted to join Canada's largest union — but a union leader says the vote was "not an overwhelming majority."
North Atlantic in talks to acquire second-largest oil refinery in France
A Newfoundland and Labrador-based company with decades of experience in the energy industry is in talks to acquire the second-largest oil refinery in France.
Bay Roberts traffic light was meant to improve safety, but it's never been activated
A new street light project intended to improve traffic flow and pedestrian safety in Bay Roberts has hit a red light after one of the poles was installed on private property.
An oversized oil project has floated away from Argentia. So what's next for the port?
A major oil project that has anchored activity at Argentia for years is now complete, but there's still optimism about the future of this busy Placentia Bay port.
Fight over ownership of remote Newfoundland church now in judge's hands
A judge will now decide whether a Catholic archdiocese in Newfoundland and Labrador has the right to sell a church in a tiny Avalon Peninsula community in order to help compensate victims of sexual abuse.
N.L.'s wind-hydrogen hype is on fumes, but this Placentia Bay project is forging ahead
All the hype over hydrogen in Newfoundland and Labrador has subsided, but the company that operates the oil storage terminal in Come By Chance is forging ahead with a unique approach to delivering clean energy to Europe.
Portugal Cove South Catholics hire lawyer in bid to fight sale of church
A group of resistant Catholics in the tiny southern Avalon Peninsula community of Portugal Cove South have hired a lawyer and plan to take their fight into the courts in a bid a prevent their church from being sold.