A sign on the Trans-Canada Highway in Newfoundland displays the number of collisions between vehicles and moose on this stretch of road in a national park, in April. The figure has since risen to 13.

While on assignment this year in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador for The New York Times, my attention turned to big game — moose, that is. In 1904, four moose calves were ...

Constable Chelsey Guinchard was less than a month into her new job and shadowing two senior street crime officers when she responded to her first moose call. “I started running” she recalls ...

Bartibog, N.B. guide John Connell with a moose some believe to be among the first introduced to Newfoundland and others believe to be his tame moose, Tommy. (Jim Wilson/Facebook) Forest denizen ...

Newfoundland and Labrador could soon be cutting down on the number of moose hunting licences it gives out. Gerry Byrne, the province's minister of fisheries and land resources, is ready to take ...

But for those who have their hearts set on this grand goal, only a handful of destinations in North America provide opportunities to do so like Newfoundland, long known as the moose hunting ...

skunks or porcupines in Newfoundland, and there were no moose until they were introduced in 1904. “What’s the biggest change you’ve seen here in your lifetime?” I asked. “The road ...