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The North Atlantic right whale is a critically endangered whale. In the 1970s, there were 350 right whales, and the population grew. Then, in 2017, right whales took a turn

It's back to business as usual at the Kruger paper mill in Corner Brook after a week-long shutdown. Production...

The association that represents Newfoundland and Labrador's nurse practitioners says the provincial government has hurt its members by awarding a multimillion-dollar contract for virtual health-care, when that work could have been done by people already in the province.

How did the oldest town in Canada end up with a university outpost in what was the UK's newest town?

What was once a 16-week trial run has become a year-round endeavour to connect local food producers with customers in western Newfoundland.

Atlantic Canada cruise ports achieve an exceptional 2023 cruise season with an increase in passenger numbers.

In 2014, the Newfoundland and Labrador government approved a $110-million loan to help save the struggling newsprint mill in Corner Brook. That figure is now $117 million, as interest has accumulated. As Terry Roberts reports, Kruger Inc., the parent company of the Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Ltd., will not comment on why.

In today’s letters to the editor: Canadian unity; protests; the doctor shortage; seafood from China; a blast from the past

A Corner Brook man is facing charges related to drug trafficking after he was pulled over in the west coast ci...

About 20 people dragged suitcases and reusable bags as they walked the downtown streets in Corner Brook on Wednesday, trying to raise awareness of homelessness in the city on Newfoundland's west coast.