Ariana Kelland

A warrant of committal for Raymond Kalonga has been vacated as his appeal makes its way through the courts in Ontario.

Newfoundland and Labrador’s health authority spent $1.82 million on a mental health and addictions rental subsidy program last year. Susan Evoy says she doesn’t feel safe living next to one of the rental properties.

What’s the point of having fines, if you’ve never laid one? asks Tory MHA.

The defence told the court Friday it intends to call an expert witness in the field of information technology to combat the Crown’s suggestion that Robert Regular’s digital records were altered.

Robert Regular, a lawyer from Conception Bay South, took the stand in his own defence at Supreme Court in St. John’s on Thursday during Week 2 of his trial.

Former health authority chief of staff and urologist Dr. Douglas Drover took the stand as an expert witness in the trial of Robert Regular, 72, Tuesday at Supreme Court in St. John’s.

An investigation into a Royal Newfoundland Constabulary officer's conduct was prompted by statements made to a private investigator hired by Robert Regular's defence team, a St. John's courtroom was told Wednesday.

On her 40th birthday, Yvonne King went for a walk. She never came back, sparking a two-decades-long mystery that has haunted her family, friends and the small community of Fox Harbour, N.L.

Raymond Kalonga says he’s an ‘honest businessperson.’ An Ontario judge, former customers and creditors beg to differ.

Lloyd Walker of St. John’s says he was charged nearly $100 every time a Bradford Exchange coin comes in the mail. Despite writing the company, the charges continued until late December.

Canada's inaugural housing advocate visited St. John's this week to meet with the premier and housing minister to discuss the dire need for improved housing for Labrador Inuit.

The province is spending millions to accommodate travel nurses in private rentals, as Newfoundland and Labrador grapples with a lack of health-care professionals and a growing housing crisis.

A Memorial University leader says the work being done by an external consultant will help guide MUN in developing an Indigenous verification policy.

A man who was illegally detained by the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary and housed for six days at a psychiatric unit against his will in 2015 is determined to bring his case to a public hearing.

The Newfoundland and Labrador minister responsible for housing acknowledged Friday that the provincial government must act fast to address the shortage of housing.

A Corner Brook man says he’s been living in a hotel room, without a kitchen or microwave, for four months as he waits for an affordable rental.

A retired Royal Newfoundland Constabulary sergeant told a public complaints hearing this week that officers stopped using desk phones where calls can be recorded, after an incident in which three constables were accused of misconduct.

Internal hazard reports generated by staff at Her Majesty’s Penitentiary and obtained by CBC News through access to information shed light on working conditions inside Newfoundland and Labrador’s largest prison.

Numbers provided by the provincial director of public prosecutions show there are 17 homicide files before the courts in Newfoundland and Labrador.

A St. John’s woman says the city allowed 11 Summer St. to be sold despite it having been converted into a home from a garage without proper permits. Tiffany Elton says the city should be responsible for tearing it down.