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"Failure to thrive" can mean many different things — a slippery phrase in a realm where things were supposed to be definite, measurable.

The Mariner's Memorial has given a form of closure to some of the widows and children of lost seamen but the emotional fallout can carry on into future generations.

It would be difficult to put opera singer Deantha Edmunds's latest album into a specific category. The Corner Brook-raised soprano describes it as "contemporary-classical-Indigenous-ish."

Halfway Point, a neighbourhood of about 100 people in Humber Arm South, saw a tactical vehicle and armed police close off the community for hours on Wednesday.

Newfoundland and Labrador's Public Utilities Board has changed fuel prices for the third day in a row, raising diesel and stove and furnace oils.

The prices of all fuels are down across the board in Newfoundland and Labrador, except areas where a seasonal price freeze is in effect.

Robert King is a single father of two. After separating from his wife, he says finding affordable housing on a single income is nearly impossible.

An historic promotion saw Lt.-Col. Rhonda Matthews become the first woman to lead the 36th Canadian Brigade Group of the Princess Louise Fusiliers.

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TO MANY Americans, probably, the name Newfoundland has long stood for little except large black dogs and codfish. To strategists, however, the island's position at the crossroads of shipping in the North Atlantic has always given it special importance. And now the war, with the establishment of American bases on Newfoundland territory and the dramatic meeting between President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill in Newfoundland waters, has brought it prominently into the consciousness of...