Red Bay, Labrador, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2013. It was home to a Basque whaling station in the 16th century, and some artifacts remain from that era.

It's back to school this week for thousands of children across Newfoundland and Labrador, but not for some in Red Bay, Labrador, where some parents are keeping their kids at home and blocking ...

Situated in Labrador, in north-eastern Canada, on the shores of the Strait of Belle Isle, Red Bay was an Arctic maritime base for Basque mariners in the 16th century. It is the earliest, most ...

NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR, Atlantic Canada – A little known chapter in Canada’s history is being recognized with the news that the Basque Whaling Station in Red Bay, Labrador, is up for a UNESCO ...

There is a new UNESCO World Heritage Site in Canada. It’s Red Bay, Labrador, where in the 16 th century there was a large Basque whale rendering operation. It was a history that was almost ...

Help from a small town in Labrador That all changed in the late 1970s, when Selma Barkham's research led her to the town of Red Bay on Labrador's south coast. There at the bottom of the harbour, she ...

A group of four polar bears has been photographed just outside Red Bay, Labrador. Vicki Hancock spotted the bears, which she described as all looking like adult bears, on Thursday and posted the ...

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