Amid echoes of colonial history on Signal Hill, a deeper call emerges to honor the Beothuk and return Demasduit and ...

More digging is planned for a culturally significant site in Newfoundland and Labrador, says the province's top archaeologist, as the shoreline of Beothuk Lake creeps closer due to erosion.

A genetic analysis has found Beothuk genes in present-day humans, even though the last known member of the Indigenous group died in 1829.

Disappear by Christopher Patrick Aylward McGill-Queen’s University Press 298 pages, $44.95 “That history is written by the victors is a generally accepted truth. What is less understood, however, is ...

Outrunning prey over long distances is an efficient method of hunting for humans, and it was widely used until recently, according to an analysis of ethnographic accounts ...

When settlers blocked access to salmon rivers and sea-bird hunting, the Beothuk fought back by attacking and sometimes killing colonizers, stealing their fishing equipment, using a form of ...

During 300 years of colonialism the Beothuk had been regularly hunted and killed with little regard for their lives and pushed out of their traditional caribou-hunting grounds and salmon fishing ...

Beothuk Energy is pleased to announce a partnership with one of the world's leading offshore wind investors, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners to develop, own and operate wind farms in Atlantic ...

An archeological dig on an island in the middle of Newfoundland's Exploits River is shedding light on how the Beothuk people cooked, lived and socialized. A team of researchers have spent the last six ...

National Museums Scotland announced Monday that the remains of Beothuk people Nonosabasut and Demasduit will be transferred to the Canadian Museum of History in Ottawa.

While Cartwright didn’t encounter any people as he travelled along the Exploits River — the Beothuk, who moved with the seasons, were likely hunting at the coast — he made several maps of the area.