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Rich Wheeler talks about the devastation that Huntington's disease brought upon the life he shared with his wife, Ruby. A former RNC officer, he said taking care of her full time became so challenging and isolating that he considered suicide.

Richard Dewey helped uncover dozens of rusty abandoned drums in Deer Lakes drinking water. Officials — and the company that owns the canal — say the drums have always been empty. But Dewey and other locals arent convinced.

Pediatric emergency rooms across the country are dealing with a surge in respiratory illness among children, as well as a low supply of children's cold and flu medication. The province's chief medical officer of health, Dr. Janice Fitzgerald, says flu vaccines will help mitigate the rise in cases.

VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / December 7, 2022 / Golden Spike Resources Corp. (CSE:GLDS) ("Golden Spike" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has added two key mineral licences to the existing

After a two-year COVID-19 pandemic suspension of cruise ships visiting Atlantic Canada, the industry made a strong comeback in 2022.

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Most municipalities in Newfoundland and Labrador aren’t prepared for the drastic — and costly — impacts of climate change, according to the 2022 Vital Signs report.

Michelle Payne, owner of Fox's General Store, set up a donation rack in her shop so people can access free warm coasts and winter clothing.

I make this recipe with leftover turkey, and it's a whole new meal! We look forward to having it after Christmas and Thanksgiving and other times when I roast a turkey for a family gathering. —Susan Payne, Corner Brook, Newfoundland

The executive director of Iris Kirby House says the organization has been inundated with demand this year, forcing them to turn away some women and children seeking refuge from violent situations.