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Ahead of Orange Shirt day in Newfoundland and Labrador, the Provincial Indigenous Women's Reconciliation Counc...

Quenton Rumbolt of Corner Brook says he's been living in a hotel room, without a kitchen or microwave, for four months as he waits for an affordable rental. This is part of Sheltered, a CBC Investigates series, examining the housing crisis in Newfoundland and Labrador — telling the stories of the people living it, while scrutinizing the policies and politics behind it.

Toronto writer Aley Waterman, author of ‘Mudflowers, about open relationships, counts Sheila Heti as a mentor

Qalipu First Nation invited children in Corner Brook to design a mural using natural materials to show their creativity and feelings around the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The mural will be on display during community events.

Qalipu First Nation invited children in Corner Brook to design a mural using natural materials to show their creativity and feelings around the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The mural will be on display during community events.

The Study and Stay program aims to smooth international students' transition from school to the workplace, with the hope of encouraging them to make Newfoundland and Labrador their home.

A Corner Brook man says he's been living in a hotel room, without a kitchen or microwave, for four months as he waits for an affordable rental.

By Jacob Serebrin The three survivors of a fatal fishing boat sinking off the coast of Quebec Monday didn't think they would survive much longer when a

Liberals called an emergency caucus meeting on Tuesday evening.

Quebec provincial police have identified the three fishermen who died after their boat sank off of Quebecs Lower North Shore early Monday morning.