The Messy Business of Erasing Innu History.
SHESHATSHIU, NITASSINAN (NL) – It hit like a bombshell. The order blocking the opening of an exhibition of lnnu culture and history seemed to come out of nowhere. It was BOOM followed
Andrea Barbour gives memorable speech at Beaumont-Hamel
Andrea Barbour’s performance was impressive. Newfoundland and Labrador’s Minister of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation represented the Province on July 1st in France at the official ceremony marking the 110th anniversary of
Memorial Day July 1, 2026
A Royal Newfoundland Regiment soldier stands at the National War Memorial in St John’s, Newfoundland on Memorial Day. July 1, 2026. Commemorating the World War 1 Battle of Beaumont Hamel in France.
An exhibit of Innu culture and history killed by Newfoundland government,
NORTH WEST RIVER, NL – Innu Pakassiun, a travelling exhibit of Innu culture and history developed by Innu Nation, The Rooms and Canadian Museum of History was expected to open at the
Joanne Thompson keeps Minister of Fisheries and Oceans post
OTTAWA, ON – St John’s East MP, Joanne Thompson, remains in the federal cabinet as Minister of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) as Prime Minister Mark Carney swears in his new cabinet in
New Premier and Cabinet sworn-in at Government House
ST. JOHN’S, NL – Newfoundland and Labrador Premier John Hogan, and his new cabinet was sworn-in today at Government House in St John’s. Only two Liberal MHAs did not get cabinet positions.
Fire season starts hard in Newfoundland.
UPDATED: 2030hrs. May 8, 2025 Adam’s Cove is out. Travel restriction still in place Figre fighting resources turn to Hardings Pond in Holyrood north of Butter Pot Provincial Park. UPDATED: 1600hs. May
John Hogan becomes new Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador
ST JOHN’S, NL – The Liberal Party of Newfoundland and Labrador has elected forty-seven year old John Hogan as their new party leader and the 15th premier of the province today in
Election results in Newfoundland and Labrador
Newfoundland and Labrador 2025 Election Results. ST. JOHN’S, NL – The Liberals held on to four seats but lost Long Range Mountains to the Conservatives who held their seat in Central Newfoundland.