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Working through a blanket of grief
Julie Brocklehurst owns a small crochet business called Logy Made. Following the loss of her young son, she uses her work as a way to help her cope with her grief.
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The NL Snow Clearing Hub on Facebook has launched a program that includes free snow removal for individuals affected by cancer. -
City nightlife losing gay bar Velvet, leaving fewer venues for drag. Despite one less stage, local drag performers are determined to keep their art alive. -
Mi’kmaq artist Nelson White enshrines the friendship of two important indigenous figures into art.
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St. John’s resident expresses concern about public safety. Local martial arts instructor believes self-defence can help. Kicker News By: Madeline Westcott Kicker News -
Local drag queen Tara Nova teamed up with non-profit organizations to teach a drag makeup workshop. -
Kicking it Country with Colleen, a line dancing group from St. John’s becomes the first group from the province to attend the Restart Modern Line Dance Festival in Halifax. Olivia TaylorKicker
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Julie Brocklehurst owns a small crochet business called Logy Made. Following the loss of her young son, she uses her work as a way to help her cope with her grief. -
Keeping dogs active outside during the winter months is challenging. But luckily, there are ways to work around it. -
Homesteading can bring down the cost of living and increase well-being.
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There is a new soccer club in St. John’s that’s different than the rest – there’s no running allowed. Charlie Simmonds started walking soccer in Newfoundland after two head injuries forced him to find another [...] -
Local Lug Sports League hosts the flag football championship game. -
What effect will the Newfoundland Regiment have on youth hockey development in Newfoundland and Labrador?
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