The defunct power plant on lower Lyndon Street has been vacant for 13 years and contains metals, asbestos and other dangerous ...

We made hundreds of prints of my caribou art to help raise funds for the project. My mother said my first word was ‘bou,’ after seeing an illustration of a caribou, and caribou remain a favorite topic ...

Wildlife biologists in Newfoundland are using helicopters to spray caribou with red paint as part of an effort count of their population on the island. In March, they're conducting a census of the ...

Starting next week, low-flying aircraft will be used to track the animals and mark some of them with red paint. The department says neither the marking of the caribou nor the paint itself poses ...

According to the province, the process of marking of the caribou, and the paint itself does not pose any health risk to the animal. When the caribou shed their winter coat the paint will no longer ...

Caribou are essential to traditional peoples of the north. Caribou meat is eaten, and the rest of the animal is used in a variety of ways. The antlers are carved into many types of tools and tool ...