Elizabeth Whitten

Kenneth Baird got his well water tested for toxic chemicals, and is frustrated with how slow Transport Canada has been to act on keeping people safe, even as the agency expands on who is getting tested.

A new report says Newfoundland and Labrador has the highest number of young nurses leaving the profession across Canada. While the province's nurses' union president questions those numbers, she says the report "highlights" retention problems.

Transocean Canada Drilling Services was sentenced in a provincial court on Tuesday morning in relation to a workplace injury on an oil rig in 2019.

East Coast Mining is suing Canada Fluorspar (N.L.) Inc. over millions of dollars in work it alleges went unpaid at the St. Lawrence mine. However, both companies deny are downplaying its significance and say they're committed to working together.

There's been another large salmon die-off at a Mowi Canada East aquaculture operation in Newfoundland, and the company says the culprit is repeated sea lice infestations exacerbated by climate change.

An ExxonMobil spokesperson says there will be "fewer positions" in St. John's as the oil giant plans to axe 2,000 jobs globally.

Rio Tinto IOC announced restructuring at its Labrador City iron ore mine for its long-term survival, and USW Local 5795 president Mike Furlong says members have been here before.

NordSpace is once again pausing its attempt to launch Canada’s first commercial rocket from Newfoundland's Burin Peninsula. The company says it will decide on a new launch date in the coming weeks.

Another fire on NordSpace's launch pad has further delayed a planned rocket launch on Newfoundland's south coast.

Another fire on NordSpace's launch pad has further delayed a planned rocket launch on Newfoundland's south coast.