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High water levels have forced the closure of the Rushy Pond Brook Bridge on the Trans Canada just west of Gran...

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Electricity and history are struggling to coexist at a lake in central Newfoundland, where the last remnants of a lost culture are at risk of washing into the water.

I'm trying to remain optimistic that we'll see more ideal conditions — primarily for the fish and to a lesser extent for anglers — and that the July salmon runs have merely been delayed, writes Gord Follett.

High river temperatures are being reported at lakes and rivers across Newfoundland and Labrador, which an expert says is cause for concern when it comes to mortality rates.

Labrador MHA notes the need to recognize both the harm and intergenerational trauma of colonialization

The names of many rivers and lakes in Canada have Indigenous origins. These bodies of water are named for Indigenous people, places, and aspects of Indigenous c...

Sharing — whether it's information, stories or flies — is all part of what it means to be an angler, writes columnist Gord Follett. While most people on the water follow the unwritten rules, some unfortunately do not.

Canadian law only requires people to have one personal flotation device on board for each passenger. As CBC contributor Gord Follett argues, the law needs to require people to wear life-jackets on the water.

The Vinland Map carries with it the air of mystery and, some would say, the stench of deception. In the vaults of Yale University, and insured for $25 Million, it is either a colossal fraud or an artifact of unparalleled value.