Elizabeth Whitten

The unexpectedly high price of oil, driven by conflict in the Middle East, has resulted in an unexpected $500-million windfall for N.L., which Finance Minister Craig Pardy says will help erase some of the $688-million deficit the province is facing.

As a town on Newfoundland's Avalon Peninsula is warning of an email scam targeting residents, Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador (MNL) says phishing emails of this kind are all across the province.

Marine Institute's grad student Ashlea Burrows is using virtual reality to look at how effective firefighting training is and the CBC’s Elizabeth Whitten has a try.

A community hub in Marystown, N.L., is getting a makeover, with additions that will help patrons and performers.

There was moving and shaking within Premier Tony Wakeham's cabinet as several high-profile portfolios were reassigned at a swearing-in ceremony Thursday morning in St. John’s.

With the rise in popularity of e-scooters and e-bikes, the Newfoundland and Labrador government is seeking the public’s input on road safety regulations.

As the Newfoundland and Labrador government hikes the hourly wage for self-managed home care workers, one woman in the profession says more can be done to improve working conditions.

A group of scientists who span the globe, including one originally from St. John’s, are working on a mathematical model that could help anticipate rising sea levels.

Employees of Newfoundland and Labrador’s health authority recently received an email titled June Holiday thanking them for their hard work in recent months — only to find out it was all just a cybersecurity test. Now, the NLHS Digital Health Service CEO is apologizing, saying the email was "not sensitive."

Memorial University’s Labrador Campus hosted a historic convocation and recognized the decades of contribution made by Labrador’s first Innu nurse.