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Newfoundland and Labrador is reporting two more deaths due to COVID-19 and eight new cases of the virus. 

A coalition led by the union representing workers in Newfoundland and Labrador's fishing industry is sounding the alarm about plans for an emerging commercial redfish fishery.

Oct. 14, 2011, marked the first home game for the St. John's IceCaps, a team stepping onto fresh ice in front of 7,000 fans for the city's first professional hockey game since 2004.

Three Mi'kmaw candidates running against incumbent Qalipu First Nation Chief Brendan Mitchell say they can better handle the contentious enrolment issues of one of the largest landless bands in Canada.

Christine Poker says Father Anthony Ahn told her some of the traditional healing methods they practise are 'evil,' a charge he denies.

The poet and mixed/adopted member of the Mi'kmaq from Newfoundland talks about his latest poetry collection.

Grand Falls-Windsor RCMP responded to a report of a hunter who was shot in a wooded area near Red Indian Lake outside Millertown on Wednesday. Police were called shortly after 10 a.m. Two men were hunting and one man accidentally shot the other. Red Indian Lake Search and Rescue were engaged and an air ambulance, arranged […]

Furnace oil prices are now more than dollar a litre across Newfoundland, meaning there could be implications as the weather cools off for people who already struggle financially. 

A helicopter team was called in to help rescue the man from a wooded area near Red Indian Lake.

Brand ambassador John Heald, who will host both cruises, broke the happy news to Carnival fans.