Chief Jean-Charles Piétacho (Conseil des Innu de Ekuanitshit) is shown at a previous appearance on Day 2 of the first phase of the Muskrat Falls Inquiry.

Muskrat Falls inquiry now looking into construction

Dr. David Price is chief of surgery at the Janeway Children’s Hospital. It was his vision to construct a special care unit for surgical babies under age two. From idea to near completion, it’s been about 10 years. Construction workers just clewed up the demolition stage in which two rooms were knocked out, making way to renovate the space into a four-bed unit.

Special care for babies in Newfoundland and Labrador

10 years ago
From the Jan. 29, 2009 edition
Hard evidence. Neal Johnson displays the evidence of a northern cod come back. During the turbot fishery last fall, there were many cod like this one tangled in the turbot nets 100 or more miles offshore.

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Rachel Dean, goalie for the U18 Canada Winter Games Team Newfoundland and Labrador.

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Jillian Coates double poling in her 3.5 km classic race in Duntroon.

Clarenville Canada Games skier competes at Eastern Canadian ...

The bronze team is, front row, left to right: Brianna Green, Destiny Collins, Emma Snook, Brianna Bolt and Madison Bolt; and back: Laura Vardy, Hillary Hickey, Hannah Bannister, Sarah Trowbridge, Kaylee Parsons, Hayley Quinton, Dion Piercey and Madisyn Piercey.

Tricentia volleyball team take bronze at NLVA 17U provincials

Harbour Grace Coun. Kevin Williams confronted a resident after the Monday, Feb. 11 council meeting.

No charges laid after Harbour Grace councillor, resident had to be ...

Allan Bradley, left, and Dr. John Campbell with concept drawing of the Lionel Kelland Hospice. The proposed palliative care unit for Grand Falls-Windsor has been in the works since 2014.

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Gander business owner George Brown is speaking out against the town’s plan to regulate the use of shipping containers. Having used containers to maintain his property for the past 30 years, and using them as a revenue stream through renting, he’s concerned the town will be able to dictate how and where to place his units.

Shipping in regulation: Gander looking at ways to control metal ...

Becky Michelin holds a family photo. Over 25 years ago, the Rigolet woman’s mother was murdered. On Feb. 24, Michelin will share her mother’s story at the Labrador West Status of Women Council’s In Her Name brunch and vigil.

Remembering Deidre: Happy Valley-Goose Bay woman left behind after ...

Newfoundland and Labrador 2018 Christmas Lights map

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Rachel Dean, goalie for the U18 Canada Winter Games Team Newfoundland and Labrador.

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Jillian Coates double poling in her 3.5 km classic race in Duntroon.

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The bronze team is, front row, left to right: Brianna Green, Destiny Collins, Emma Snook, Brianna Bolt and Madison Bolt; and back: Laura Vardy, Hillary Hickey, Hannah Bannister, Sarah Trowbridge, Kaylee Parsons, Hayley Quinton, Dion Piercey and Madisyn Piercey.

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Harbour Grace Coun. Kevin Williams confronted a resident after the Monday, Feb. 11 council meeting.

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Allan Bradley, left, and Dr. John Campbell with concept drawing of the Lionel Kelland Hospice. The proposed palliative care unit for Grand Falls-Windsor has been in the works since 2014.

Residents and mayor say hospice unit in central would greatly improve quality of care

Gander business owner George Brown is speaking out against the town’s plan to regulate the use of shipping containers. Having used containers to maintain his property for the past 30 years, and using them as a revenue stream through renting, he’s concerned the town will be able to dictate how and where to place his units.

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Seaman Silas Boone, Hodge's Cove.

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Colin Hibbs used his artistic talents to create this memorial for the North West River Cemetery.

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Val Oliver, 52, has been charged with possession of child pornography.

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Muskrat Falls Inquiry co-counsel Kate O’Brien tells Nalcor Energy president and CEO Stan Marshall where he can view presentation slides ahead of the start of proceedings at the Lawrence O’Brien Arts Centre in Happy Valley-Goose Bay on Wednesday.

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Amalgamated Academy students conducted tours of the museum at the Cupids Legacy Centre on Saturday, Feb. 16, as part of a fundraising event to support Indigenous communities.

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