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Haggie calls for action plan 'within the next month or so' after troubling AG report on personal care homes
Interim Health Minister John Haggie says “there is no acceptable number” of serious incidents in Newfoundland and Labrador’s personal care homes.
What a way to make a living: These musicians are advocating for fair wages
Festival season has almost arrived in Newfoundland and Labrador, and for musicians across the province that means it's time to get to work. But there isn't a set wage, and that can spell trouble during the busy period.
DFO releases 'optimistic' northern cod stock assessment
The latest northern cod stock assessment from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans is more optimistic than last year's, according to scientists.
Latest Trump tariffs won't have 'enormous impact' on N.L, says business professor
Workers in Newfoundland and Labrador may be safe from U.S. President Donald Trump’s automotive tariffs, but confusion is still in the air, according to one Memorial University professor.
Seniors' advocate, NAPE say they aren't surprised by findings in AG report on personal care homes
Newfoundland and Labrador's seniors' advocate and the president of NAPE say they aren't surprised by the harrowing findings in the auditor general's latest report, which highlights concerns of the deaths of residents, sexual abuse by staff, missing residents and verbal abuse inside some of the province's personal care homes.
PUB rejects proposed $110M diesel generating station in southern Labrador
The Public Utilities Board has denied an application made by Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro to build a new regional diesel generating station and interconnection in southern Labrador.
The future of tech is in N.L., according to industry leaders
TechNL is billing its largest project to date as a shining success. The $32-million Find Your Future in Tech program aimed to support those wishing to enter the technology sector through training and education.
When drama strikes the East Coast Music Association, artists feel they're caught in the middle
Musicians in Newfoundland and Labrador have grown tired of swirling controversy ahead of the East Coast Music Awards, and say they're feeling like they’re taking the hit as calls for boycotts continue.
East Coast Music Association responds to calls for boycott with a plan for change
The East Coast Music Association says it now has an action plan, just two weeks after its awards show frontrunner, Jeremy Dutcher, dropped all eight of his nominations amid growing calls for transparency from the non-profit.
TSB report on remote Labrador helicopter crash says pilot attempted to land on ice in low visibility
The pilot was flying to Nunavut for scientific research when they crashed on Lewis Lake, near Postville last year.