The Caribou Monument at Beaumont-Hamel, France, stands to honour Newfoundlanders and Labradorians who served in the First World War and, in particular, one of the most horrendous battles.

Devastation, distinction: Battle of Beaumont-Hamel is etched in ...

On the 11th hour.

ON THE 11th HOUR: when the war went quiet

Statistics Canada wants to take a look at your banking information. —

Editorial: Data mining gets personal

Harold Crosbie, left, and his wife Barbara at the gravesite of Harold’s uncle, Pte. Graham Crosbie, in Rouen, France.

Bay Roberts soldier long gone, but not forgotten

Family of William and Frances (Aggek) Flowers (middle). A young Thomas Flowers (middle row far left). This family photo was taken in Hopedale in 1911. -
Photo courtesy of Dr. Hans J. Rollmann

A look back at the life of Labrador's Private Thomas Flowers

Pte. Lyman G. Stoodley, 1st Battalion of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment

Down Memory Lane: Remembrance Day 2018

A stone seat with a plaque — dedicated July 2, 2016 — sits at the war memorial in Aldington, Kent, in remembrance of all ranks of the Royal Artillery 59th (Newfoundland) Heavy Regiment. The Newfoundland and Labrador soldiers played a key role during the war in the defence of the area and later on the offensive in France and Germany. — Susan Featherstone, Imperial War Museums website

U.K. family regularly visits Newfoundland soldier’s gravesite

The spillway at the Muskrat Falls site in Labrador. — Telegram file

Muskrat Falls: fact and myth

Letters to Santa

Letters to Santa

Kevin Tobin's Editorial Cartoons

The St. John's Edge helps out with the Active for Autism walk

The Telegram

Published: Oct 21 at 9:07 p.m.

Presenting a cheque on behalf of the St. John's Edge were Assistant Coach Steve Marcus, and Carl English. — Presenting a cheque on behalf of the St. John's Edge were Assistant Coach Steve Marcus, and Carl English. - Contributed

St. John’s — The St. John’s Edge proudly participated in the Active for Autism Walk and Run recently. The Edge Foundation was proud to support Autism Society NL by donating $5,000 prior to start of the walk.

Recent Stories

Matthew Hollett, originally from Pasadena but now living in St. John’s, has released a new book called “Album Rock” about the story behind a peculiar photograph taken on the Northern Peninsula more than 150 years ago.

Pasadena native Matthew Hollett’s new book delves into the story behind curious photo of Northern Peninsula rock

Latest news.

Stephenville launches strategic planning process

A motorist makes his way through a slushy road in Massey Drive Monday afternoon after the west coast received a blanket of snow overnight, with high winds persistent throughout the night.

Police provide tips on safe winter driving now that the snow is flying

The rising water level at Bottomless Pond in the Goose Arm area is evident as a cabin and a trailer are submerged.

Mark Hoyles frustrated nothing being done about flooding woes in Bottomless Pond

Burry’s Shipyard earlier this year.

Burry’s Shipyard officially declares bankruptcy

Bridie Jenkinson is the author of “Bertha Bunny in tales from the Black Spruce Marsh.”

Mooring Cove artist Bridie Jenkinson writes children’s book

St. Lawrence Mayor Paul Pike

Tax break elimination for councillors a mistake, says St. Lawrence mayor

Community Sector Council Newfoundland and Labrador’s CEO Penelope Rowe supported plans to examine the community sector as a whole, as well as bringing more women into positions of authority, in Grand Falls-Windsor March 23.

Community Sector Council holding engagement sessions in Labrador

Sgt. At Arms Shelley Sheppard leading the Colour Party march to the church following the Remembrance Day ceremony.

Labrador West remembers

Police in Labrador City are seeking the public's help in identifying this man in connection with an armed robbery on Saturday.

Police release photo in Labrador City armed robbery investigation

St. John's Regional Fire Department firefighters extinguished a shed fire that also extensively damaged a neighbouring shed, and damaged the siding of a nearby home.

Fire destroys St. John's shed, damages nearby shed and house siding

Decathlon to replace Saks Off Fifth store at Montreal Eaton Centre