Court decision opens doors for cancer-stricken miners: union
A Newfoundland Supreme Court justice has upheld a decision that a mine worker be compensated for cancer he believes is linked to his job.
Teen struck on TCH sustains head injury
A teenager is being treated for serious injuries after being struck by a car on the Trans-Canada Highway in western Newfoundland.
Online stun-gun sales yield house arrest for St. John’s man
A St. John’s man was sentenced Monday to one year of house arrest for selling stun guns over the internet.
Buckingham trial testimony delayed until next week
Testimony in the trial of a St. John’s physician facing charges of drug trafficking and sexual assault has stalled again.
Wild Caribbean
Wild Caribbean reveals both the magic and the drama of this violent paradise. The embodiment of paradise, the Caribbean is adorned with crystal blue waters, magical coral reefs and lush tropical forests, yet behind its beauty, there are many dark and mysterious secrets.
Bagnall says he was mistaken about minister’s nephew
Environment critic Jim Bagnall has admitted he was wrong when he accused a nephew of the Environment Minister of being warned about planting crops too close to a waterway.
Homo Sapiens
Interested in genealogy? Ever wanted to get in touch with your roots, get to know your ancestors? Want to know how you got here? Homo Sapiens: The Rise of Our Species will introduce you to the ultimate family tree. This story is the story of each one of us. It is the story of the birth of humanity and civilization.
Central towns fret about costs attached to superdump
Municipal leaders say they still know far too little about a massive landfill planned for central Newfoundland, including critical questions on cost.
3 overdue caribou hunters return home
Three Labrador hunters who had been reported overdue returned home on Tuesday, but without quickly telling anyone they were safe and sound.
