Rob Antle

A medical staffing agency has sued Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services, claiming officials wrongly released material under access-to-information laws and treated the company unfairly when it applied for contracts.

The sale of the airport in Stephenville has been given the green light, ending the tumultuous ownership of an Ottawa businessman who made big promises that never took off.

Newfoundland and Labrador’s new Progressive Conservative government has unveiled the fiscal plan for its first full year in office, following through on promises made during last fall’s election but revealing grim projections for the province’s finances in the near future.

Health Minister Lela Evans had some strong words about past billings by a company that provided travel nurses to the province.

A critical report by Newfoundland and Labrador's auditor general highlighted electric vehicle rentals charged to taxpayers by a travel nursing agency. Now, a CBC Investigates analysis of billing records obtained through access to information also raises some questions.

The operator of the Come By Chance refinery and a contractor have pleaded guilty to occupational health and safety charges in relation to a fatal flash fire more than three years ago.

Braya, contractor plead not guilty to safety charges linked to fatal refinery explosion

Lawyers for the companies say talks are continuing with the Crown to resolve the matter before it gets to trial.

If pending report reveals indications of fraud, or potential fraud, NLHS CEO Pat Parfrey says matter could be forwarded to law enforcement.

The Newfoundland and Labrador government has decided how a half-billion-dollar legal settlement with major tobacco companies will hit the books, but there are few details at this point on how the province will actually spend that money when it flows into the provincial treasury.