Sokoto State deploys medical team amid suspected fever outbreak|Genome assembled for radiation-mutated citric acid-producing Aspergillus niger|New study suggests reasons for Vikings' settlement in Iceland|Pope Francis celebrates Mass with large crowds in Uruguay|Ugandan teenage entrepreneur invests in Tesla on global stock market|Cyclone Murasu: Andhra Pradesh CM orders swift power restoration, price control|Obi suggests Tinubu visit more states after Akwa Ibom stay|K.C. Venugopal claims Election Commission official will step down|Botswana seeks stronger ties with China via cultural, sporting exchanges|Maharashtra CM to celebrate Diwali with drought-affected farmers|Sokoto State deploys medical team amid suspected fever outbreak|Genome assembled for radiation-mutated citric acid-producing Aspergillus niger|New study suggests reasons for Vikings' settlement in Iceland|Pope Francis celebrates Mass with large crowds in Uruguay|Ugandan teenage entrepreneur invests in Tesla on global stock market|Cyclone Murasu: Andhra Pradesh CM orders swift power restoration, price control|Obi suggests Tinubu visit more states after Akwa Ibom stay|K.C. Venugopal claims Election Commission official will step down|Botswana seeks stronger ties with China via cultural, sporting exchanges|Maharashtra CM to celebrate Diwali with drought-affected farmers|

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Newfoundland and Labrador
climate energy2 d ago

Shell wins six offshore exploration licenses off Newfoundland coast

Shell successfully bid on six exploration licenses off Newfoundland and Labrador's east and southeast coast. The London-headquartered company's bids drove a spike in oil exploration activity in the region.

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Newfoundland and Labrador
politics2 d ago

Innu Nation grand chief says N.L. premier has more work to do to repair relationship with Innu people

Innu Nation Grand Chief Jodie Ashini said Wednesday "something has to change" if Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham expects to improve the relationship with Innu people, and move ahead with natural resource developments on Innu land.

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