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Newfoundland and Labrador's energy minister is not ruling out public ownership in the proposed Bay du Nord project, despite a high-profile report last year that recommended the province sell its oil assets, and stay out of the oil business.

The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) is offering several online activities to celebrate Black History Month. With a focus this year on "Black Health and Wellness," Black History Month begins in February and goes beyond as we celebrate today and every day throughout the year.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Josh Bersin Company, a research and advisory company focused on HR and workforce trends and issues, today revealed the ten specific...

The Chinese government’s recent regulatory actions against major companies in the private sector have sparked concerns among investors. Some even have gone to the extreme, bluntly...

AmBank BizRACE Season 3 closes with nine winners and more than RM14mil grants approved

AmBank BizRACE Season 3 closes with nine winners and more than RM14mil grants approved

Newfoundland and Labrador's finance minister says the provincial government will undergo a review of the province's assets to determine their value and decide whether it makes sense to hold on to them — but the opposition says the review is a waste of time and money.

About 200 people gathered at the steps of the Colonial Building in St. John's Saturday, protesting cuts to post-secondary education.

Talks aimed at saving the Terra Nova oilfield in Newfoundland and Labrador's offshore have faltered, according to Energy Minister Andrew Parsons, with the provincial government backing away from plans to purchase an equity stake in the project.

Andrew Parsons isn't ruling out the purchase of an ownership stake in the Terra Nova oilfield but says it would happen only if the reward outweighs the risk.