The mercury dropped to -32.2℃ in Utsjoki on Wednesday.

The 1.6-kilometre tunnel is estimated to cost approximately 180 million euros.

Financial group Nordea has launched an internal investigation into a controversial investment analysis that was accused of blatantly promoting anti-vaccine views.

The events industry says that current patchwork coronavirus restrictions by regional authorities are confusing, and that the Covid pass should be quickly introduced throughout the country.

Polar night has begun in northernmost Finland, where the sun will not reappear until mid-January.

A recovery in the forest products industry will boost the Finnish economy most through the end of next year, according to Etla Economic Research.

The government is to discuss restaurant restrictions, extending the use of Covid passes to workplaces and vaccinating children under 12 next week.

The negotiations could lead to about 20 employees losing their jobs.

The 10,000-hectare area in Lapland will become Finland's 41st National Park.

Police in Uusimaa have launched preliminary investigations into seven suspected homicides over the course of a week, tabloid Iltalehti reports.

Street parking is to become much rarer in central Helsinki.

The group also called for significantly tightened epidemic restrictions on bars and restaurants across the Helsinki region, recommending that establishments require the use of Covid passes at all times.

An Indian immigration visa firm owner suggests that Finland should promote itself more actively to attract skilled workers.

Representatives from We Will Stop Femicide accepted the 300,000-euro prize in Tampere on Monday.

In Berlin, Niinistö once again lauded the so-called 'Helsinki spirit'.

Southern Finland caught its first glimpse of snowfall on Monday, with more expected for Tuesday

On Tuesday morning, media covered the challenges faced by Finland's hospitals and an exposé on the cruel conditions in fur farms

Haatainen said that in order to begin addressing the problem, employers need to look at themselves in the mirror.

Debuting more than a decade ago, the firm's ear-light buds have been the recipient of applause as well as scrutiny. 

The Tax Administration reported that wages went up in all six of Finland's largest cities during January to October this year.

A 37-year-old has been remanded on suspicion of double murder.

Infants up to 12 weeks old face the biggest risks from a respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infection.

Some 2,000 weekly calls go unanswered at the capital's public clinics.

Almost two-thirds of respondents said that trust in news sources is an increasingly important factor in their own media use.

Finland's Equality Ombudsman says recruiters often discriminate on the basis of an applicant's name.

Domestic outlets explore vaccine hesitancy outcomes and a backlash against Helsinki's decision to cut down on red meat.

Yle's meteorologist says snow will cover the capital region by Tuesday morning.

Centre Party leader Annika Saarikko has threatened to leave the government if coalition partners try to exceed next year's budget.

HUS Chief Physician Asko Järvinen told Ilta-Sanomat that Finland will need new restrictions to help curb the virus.

There are signs that Helsinki rents might be dropping.