Outside the classroom, Adam has spoken several times in front of her school, hosted and attended panels, joined her school’s ...

Barely 24 hours before this year’s International Workers’ Day rally in St. John’s, police and masked workers displaced unhoused people living in a tent encampment on the grounds of Colonial Building.

A caribou from the Mealy Mountains herd in Labrador. Photo courtesy Jeff Martin. Oswald Allen sits at his kitchen table, ...

Yumna Iftikhar interviews federal election candidates during a debate hosted by The Independent in St. John's in April 2024.

On Monday, nearly five months after the provincial election, Newfoundland and Labrador Lieutenant General Joan Aylward delivered the Tony Wakeham government’s first Speech from the Throne—a tradition ...

A university is not its buildings, and it doesn’t exist to serve private-sector interests. It is about the pursuit of ...

In this time of social and political turmoil, and with the continued decimation of local news outlets, The Indy and its ...

The provincial government’s regulated 35-cent increase to Newfoundland and Labrador’s minimum wage—bringing it to $16.35 an hour—falls far short from the living wage workers need to support themselves ...

Counc. Greg Noseworthy (left) recites a Christmas poem at the end of St. John’s city council’s Dec. 10, 2024 meeting. Screenshot: City of St. John’s. St. John’s city council brought down its 2025 ...

Currently, the ferry sails from Happy Valley-Goose Bay across Lake Melville and past Rigolet for every north coast trip.

Innu Nation recently gave the Québec utility a conditional green light to do survey work for the proposed hydroelectric megaproject. Jerome Jack wants Innu leaders to step down and call a general ...

Sean McGrath is a Full Professor in Philosophy at Memorial University. Born in St. John’s, he was an undergraduate at Memorial and completed a PhD at the University of Toronto in 2002. He returned to ...