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Two mothers in Newfoundland have found themselves increasingly burdened by COVID-19 regulations for daycares, after closures and strict rules about cold symptoms have kept their kids home more often than not this winter.

A celebration of the Canadian Coast Guard’s renowned search-and-rescue capabilities — and more — as the special operating agency turns 60

A store that specializes in health and safety training is seeing a surge in sales due to COVID-19 rapid tests, while a registered nurse is having a hard time getting her hands on them.

Nearly two years into the pandemic, we've seen businesses in all industries emerging or adapting to meet changing consumer demands while managing public health protocols. Three Newfoundland and Labrador businesses, all of which either opened or significantly changed operations during the pandemic, are showing us the value of customer engagement, local support and resiliency.

Angela Hardy says there are no viable options near Wabush for her mother, who was diagnosed in November. As a result, she's worried her mother will be sent to Happy Valley-Goose Bay — or even Corner Brook.

Bishops Gardens is introducing a new program where members of the community can volunteer for virtual visits with isolated seniors.

Parts of the Trans-Canada Highway are closed Sunday after heavy snow, high winds and torrential rain wreaked havoc across the province on Saturday.

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston says the hallmark of Alexa McDonough's political career was the respect she had for the people she represented.

Driven by beer and ready-to-drink alcoholic beverages, the Newfoundland and Labrador Liquor Corporation has recorded a 4.5 per cent increase in sales for the first nine months of its fiscal year.

Shawn Leamon, manager of the Blow Me Down cross-country ski club in Corner Brook, says membership is up this winter because people are attracted to the spacious 42 kilometres of groomed trails that provide outdoor winter exercise.