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Corner Brook mayor Jim Parsons says many municipalities need the province to step in and provide the resources to help solve critical shortages in housing.

The Liberal government has faced increasing scrutiny in recent weeks over housing issues, as a tent city sprang up across the street from Confederation Building and the premier acknowledged an “acute crisis.”

The president of the union local that represents Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation employees says the provincial government is relying too much on contracting to build housing, spending money that would be better used in addressing the organization's staffing shortages.

For Immediate Release TORONTO, October 19, 2023 - Global News is pleased to announce that veteran broadcaster, Heidi Petracek, will join Global National, starting on...

A litany of health and safety concerns have been flagged to the Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation about for-profit shelters over the last year.

Screenings of the National Film Board's A Quiet Girl are taking place this week and next in Newfoundland. The ...

More than 30 new animals need urgent homes in Corner Brook after a case of animal hoarding was halted by the Newfoundland city’s SPCA. The CBC’s James Grudić has details.

An MHA on the west coast, an area which is also experiencing a housing crunch, says government is sitting on d...

The Horseshoe Literary Festival is celebrating its second year with a series of writing workshops, readings from local authors and music performances.

Joan Marie Aylward, a former nurses' union president and a former Liberal cabinet minister in Newfoundland and Labrador, was named Thursday as the province's next lieutenant-governor.