A western Newfoundland man is worried what the closure of a wound care clinic will mean for him. The clinic was at the hospital in Corner Brook, but closed earlier this month. Jeffery Stone has been treated there at least every week or two for over a year. He has a diabetic ulcer on his heel, which has taken a long time and special care to start healing. Now, he's concerned about what the lack of proper care could lead to.
What's the "big whoop" with childhood vaccines? NL's chief medical officer of health explained why you need to make sure your pertussis, or whooping cough, immunity is up to date
Net loss. Grenfell Campus students are getting reimbursed for their internet service fee, after a cyberattack interrupted services for months. But they'll only get back a quarter of what they paid
Some people in the Codroy Valley still have concerns about the proposed wind energy project from World Energy GH2. We got one person's perspective
Fishery photofinish. The night before snow crab harvesters were supposed to head back to Confederation Building in protest, the FFAW announced it had reached a price deal with the Association of Seafo
NL crab harvesters have a pricing deal with buyers today. We chatted with John Efford Jr., who's taken on a leadership role that reminds us of his famous father
Delays in the crab fishery have plant workers fearing for their livelihoods. We asked Bonavista MHA Craig Pardy what he's hearing from constituents
Turkeys were flying off the shelf at the Grand Falls-Windsor Community Kitchen this week...right into the grocery bags of thieves who robbed the building twice in two nights. We spoke with a kitchen v
Showcasing survivor-created photography focused on the transformation of survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence. That's the focus of an exhibit by The Journey Project, which is touring the
Today marks the 44th anniversary of Terry Fox starting his Marathon of Hope. His brother brought Terry's inspiring story to Corner Brook schoolchildren
The Vatican says gender-affirming surgery and surrogacy violate "human dignity." We'll hear why some people are upset - but not surprised by that declaration,
The provincial government is planning to build 50 housing units in Corner Brook to combat the housing crisis. We asked community members what they thought of the plan.
The provincial government green-lit World Energy GH2's wind energy project on Tuesday. We heard from the provincial government, the company, and a leader of the organization Envirowatch NL.
It can be a sticky situation, but it makes for a tasty treat. Our outdoor columnist, Charlie White, joined us to talk about tapping maple trees
Making this province's courtrooms – and the justice system as a whole – a safer place for survivors of sexual assault. NDP MHA Lela Evans told us why she wants the provincial government to take mo
Community leaders in Change Islands are trying to preserve the community's history and local traditions. We spoke with the mayor.
The first step is often the hardest. We heard about an online series, aimed at taking away some of the stress for adults going back to school
I spy, with my little eye...something that might FRY...your optical nerve. An expert told us what happens when you stare down a solar eclipse and how to look at one safely
With 2 byelections on the horizon, we look at the N.L. government's political contribution rules
Benoit First Nation planned a celebration for today, to honour their founding mothers and fathers. We spoke with Chief Jasen Benwah.
When an apology doesn’t cut it… A former crown attorney in NL says Justice Minister John Hogan needs to be better informed about the realities of the criminal justice system
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