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The Public Utilities Board is asking Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro for more information after a second unit at the Holyrood generating station went offline last week. The third one is operating at half its capacity. As Rob Antle reports, Hydro officials have said there is enough power being generated now, but the PUB said the concerns about temperatures dropping and demand rising have been “heightened.”

For decades, Labrador Inuit have been enveloped in a housing crisis. Now, as the rest of the country scrambles to find its own solutions, the people of Nain feel forgotten.

News organizations from across Atlantic Canada were recognized for their work in radio, print and television on Thursday night, but a community newspaper covering Newfoundland's southwest coast was a big winner.

It was a project that went way over budget and lasted years longer than expected. If that sounds familiar, writes John Gushue, it's an indication of how repairs to the seat of government itself are a sore reminder of projects gone awry.

Posted: Dec 15, 2020 6:00 AM NT | Last Updated: December 15, 2020 Jessica Donald is pictured in her parents’ Burlington, Ont., home in February 2020. (Ariana Kelland/CBC) This story is part of the CBC News series Stopping Domestic Violence. It had originally been scheduled to publish in the spring, but was delayed pending the outcome of a CBC application to lift a publication ban identifying the complainant in a sexual assault case against Kevin Evans .  Evans challenged the application, bu...

Canopy shuts the joint down: Was a dream of industrial cannabis in N.L. just a puff of smoke? Canopy Growth has decided to board up a massive plant it did not even open, leaving questions about just what Newfoundland and Labrador is getting out of legal marijuana, writes John Gushue. Social Sharing With Canopy Growth shuttering a massive plant it never even opened, the state of legal weed is up for debate Posted: Dec 12, 2020 6:00 AM NT | Last Updated: December 12, 2020

Sherry Gambin-Walsh disputes some info in RCMP filings that led to phone seizure The former cabinet minister is speaking out after CBC News obtained 56 pages of unsealed RCMP court filings related to their investigation into her. Social Sharing