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Metro
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Provincial event challenges students across skilled trades and technologies; winners could represent Canada globally
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Pigeons in St. John’s are falling victim to cooking oil, which is ruining their waterproofing and putting them at risk of freezing.
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Women only account for just over four per cent of the province’s trades workforce, but one educator is paving the way for a more inclusive future.
Arts
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The New Voices Showcase at the A.C. Hunter Library on Feb. 24 invites local authors to present work in their own languages.
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From forbidden to cherished, contemporary First Nations songs are now listened to and enjoyed by many.
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The financial life of an artist is known to be difficult, so artists here are welcoming the additional funding through the Year of the Arts.
Lifestyles
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A celebration of International Women’s Day took place at Memorial University on Friday, with music and poetry in Spanish, Valencian and English.
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Medical office management students at College of the North Atlantic in St. John’s recently expected to help single parents with daily needs
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Local and international lovers of music, food and fashion gathered to acknowledge Black-owned businesses.
Sports
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The St. John’s Mike’s Shamrocks were first awarded the Herder Memorial Trophy in 1979.
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All proceeds from the Northeast Jr. Eagles’ final home game of the season will go to a summer camp for children with cancer. The Eagles face off against the Paradise Jr. Warriors 7:30 p.m. Sunday [...]
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Ben Higdon, 10, received 12 stitches after a freak accident at Mary Brown’s Centre, yet he wasn’t worried about his injury after he received a special visit from his hockey hero.
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