The Labrador Voice

Dennis Vardy has only golfed twice in his entire life, but that didn’t stop him from purchasing Terra Nova Resort hotel and golf course this spring, after the business went into receivership. The owner of Clarenville’s Vardy Villa ...

A small business in Bonavista is one of three nation-wide in the running for a grant from beer company Molson. Newfoundland Salt Company, which harvests salt from seawater near Bonavista and converts it to a finishing salt, shipped to homes and ...

The Atlantic Venture Forum is showcasing an interesting group of entrepreneurs this week — a young group that collectively says they are on the cusp of exponential revenue growth. The annual conference is a meeting place between East Coast ...

The stock market is looming larger in the Atlantic Canadian startup community than it ever has before, as several leading companies are choosing public markets as the best option to secure long-term financing. Just in the past week, Metamaterial ...

With a federal ban on single-use plastics coming in the near future, one Clarenville business is already providing options for consumers who want to help the environment. The Health Hut offers acupuncture and medical aesthetics, like laser ...

Boyd Cohen, 88, grandson of original owner and founder of Cohen’s, made the trek from Grand Falls-Windsor to St. John’s on Friday to help mark the 100th. anniversary of Cohen’s Home Furnishings Limited in the province. Simon ...

Bill C-69 was passed by the Senat Thursday evening and now moves forward for royal assent to become law. The federal government is pleased, but environmental groups, the province, and the Newfoundland and Labrador Oil and Gas Industries Association ...

A decision by the Quebec Court of Appeal has settled the question of water management on the Churchill River in favour of Newfoundland and Labrador. “It’s good news for the province,” said Premier Dwight Ball. The unanimous ...

By Keith Sullivan This letter is in response to that of Derek Butler, published on June 13 (“GUEST COLUMN: FFAW wants things their way on pricing, not ‘transparency.’”) The issue he attempts to address is very important, ...

Halifax-based Graphite Innovation and Technologies and three partners plan to apply to Canada’s Ocean Supercluster for support for R&D into GIT’s product, a coating that protects ships and equipment from the sea. GIT, which uses ...