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With firewood hard to come by, at times, along Labrador’s southeast coast, the NunatuKavut Community Council plans to establish a firewood social enterprise venture, serving members from Cartwright all the way south to Lodge Bay.

Kippens native Adam DuBourdieu is having some fun pairing politicians from this province with those he sees as their doubles from 'The Simpson.''

The first blizzard of the season is tracking across southern Labrador... Get more from Cindy Day!

A Newfoundland tech company that got its start at MUN's Genesis Centre in 2003 is now part of a multibillion-dollar deal.

Caution was the watchword at the latest weekly COVID-19 briefing, not only when it comes to regional travel, but also about how we conduct ourselves within the province, especially as the holidays approach. Travel may be what brings the virus here, but it is social gatherings, failing to self-isolate and not following public health guidelines that spread it," said Dr. Janice Fitzgerald.

Salvation Army needed about 10,000 toys last Christmas to help out families in St. John's metro who couldn't afford them. In 2020, it expects that figure will be closer to 14,000.

The COVID-19 pandemic was the driver in the decision by the Growlers who are still the defending league champs as well as five other clubs in the league's North Division, to not play this season. "But we will back next fall," promises team owner Dean MacDonald.

A new provincial policy will prioritize those with skill sets in engineering and development, as well as technology specialists. According to N.L. immigration minister Gerry Byrne, it stems from "the demographic crisis that we’re facing and realizing that some of our immigration policies can be more open and advanced."