Clint Curtis fell in love with music as a teenager, when he first picked up the guitar. Now as a music producer for Sevenview Studios in Springdale, N.L, he hopes to help others reach their creative dreams.

Newfoundland and Labrador's newest MHA says his resounding win on Monday wasn't just a vote against Liberals, but a sign that the province is embracing the Progressive Conservative Party.

Progressive Conservative candidate Lin Paddock has won the Baie Verte-Green Bay byelection, handily beating his closest opponent by more than 3,000 votes.

Voters in the central Newfoundland district of Baie Verte-Green Bay head to the polls Monday to elect the region's next MHA, filling a vacancy created after Liberal Brian Warr resigned this winter.

The Progressive Conservative candidate in an upcoming Newfoundland byelectionsays his comments about the province's recruitment of health-care professionals in India and Pakistan weren't meant to be derogatory.

An Ontario company with more than 35years of history in Newfoundland is expanding in Springdale, recently opening a new 30,000-square-foot facility to streamline business and meet product demands.

Stacey Button says she felt so unsupported and overworked as a licensed practical nurse in Springdale that she left her home and a full-time job to become a travel nurse.

Stacey Button left her full-time job as a licensed practical nurse in Springdale, N.L., to become a travel nurse, after what she says was around 10 years of feeling overworked and underappreciated. She says the provincial government is deflecting blame by calling travel nurses a necessary evil.

Police say there were two incidents of gunfire in downtown St. John's last Friday in broad daylight. Both incidents are believed to be connected.

A man who was switched at birth in Newfoundland and Labrador wants to see the province apologize, after seeing Manitoba's premier apologize for a similar situation.

Siobhan Coadys latest budget is filled with details on a full array of government programs.We dig into the paperwork and find some specific ways the budget will affect ordinary people in the coming year.

A central Newfoundland doctor, whose company failed to secure a contract to provide virtual care in the province,iswondering why an outsidecompany was chosen insteadof hisgroup oflocal doctors.

Health Minister Tom Osborne says Newfoundland and Labrador has recruited more than 40 physicians and more than 170 nurses comprising registered nurses, licensed practical nurses andnurse practitioners since April 1.

Locals areaffectionately taking part in the "Riff's challenge" that is, to see how many Riff's department store locations one can hit in the run of a summer.

The provincial government will spend $225 million on highway construction in 2023-24, with an emphasis on upgrading infrastructure vulnerable to the effects of climate change, according to Elvis Loveless.

Karen Huxter of Springdale says children at the school and orphanage she founded in Haiti have had to flee to different homes across the country in an effort to escape gang violence.

Those who heat their homes with furnace oil will see a little more relief on their receipt on Friday.

All fuel types will see slight changes in price on Thursday in thePublic Utilities Board scheduled weekly adjustment.

A third fuel price adjustment in three days the fourth of the week dropped the price of diesel, furnace and stove oil across Newfoundland and parts of Labrador.

In an unscheduled fuel price change, the Public Utilities Board has dropped the price on diesel, furnace oil and stove oil.

Gasoline prices are the sole increase in this week's scheduled Public Utilities Board adjustment for Newfoundland and Labrador.