In 1501, four years after John Cabot first encountered an abandoned Beothuk site in Newfoundland, an Italian diplomat named Alberto Cantino wrote of native captives he had seen in Lisbon ...

Premier Andrew Furey will unveil artwork in the East Block Lobby of the Confederation Building today. The event will begin at ...

A Qalipu man is renewing calls to have the name of a mountain in central Newfoundland changed, arguing it's named after a settler infamous for ordering the deaths of several dozen Beothuk — and ...

The first was to guide an English explorer across the interior of Newfoundland, helping him to find the Beothuk tribes, in order to exterminate them. The second task was bestowed on him from his ...

Located on the north-eastern Island of Newfoundland, 39% of Winterton's industry is found ... The area around Winterton was most likely the site of Beothuk settlement long before Europeans first ...

The second last living Beothuk, Demasuit, or Mary March as she was to be called ... Dr. Olds is considered a legend within Newfoundland for his medical service to the area and for often doing what ...