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Month: April 2017

Arts

Beyonce, burlesque and comedy for a good cause

April 18, 2017 Jonny Hodder Comments Off on Beyonce, burlesque and comedy for a good cause

The ‘Positively Beyonce’ fundraiser at Factory brought together local burlesque performers and comedians to raise $1,500 for Planned Parenthood.

Province

‘She was 90 years old when she died, and she still had those scars from 78 years ago’

April 11, 2017 Kicker Comments Off on ‘She was 90 years old when she died, and she still had those scars from 78 years ago’

Daughter embarks on difficult journey as she pens novel about her mother’s traumatic youth in residential schools.

Uncategorized

Getting ‘bi’ in Newfoundland

April 6, 2017 Emily Lyver Comments Off on Getting ‘bi’ in Newfoundland

As acceptance of the LGBTQ+ community grows, misconceptions about certain letters within the acronym remain.

Featured

‘We’ll go and have a few beer and curl with the LGBTQ+ crowd’

April 6, 2017 Jonny Hodder Comments Off on ‘We’ll go and have a few beer and curl with the LGBTQ+ crowd’

Newfoundland’s first LGBTQ+ curling league is providing a safe social outlet for community members who don’t want to spend their weekends downtown.

Featured

‘The box does not exist’

April 6, 2017 Erica Yetman Comments Off on ‘The box does not exist’

An identity struggle led Ryan Maddick to drugs, but while learning to accept himself he learned he didn’t need them.

Uncategorized

‘There was no discussion of anybody being gender diverse in any way.’

April 6, 2017 Beth Penney Comments Off on ‘There was no discussion of anybody being gender diverse in any way.’

Newfoundlanders are stereotyped as being old-fashioned – set in our ways.

Lifestyles

‘The college operates on a philosophy of being open and accepting’

April 6, 2017 Mark Chafe Comments Off on ‘The college operates on a philosophy of being open and accepting’

CNA administrators and counsellors say they want all students to feel welcome and accepted at the college.

News

‘Our government is confident we are on the right path’

April 6, 2017 Kicker Comments Off on ‘Our government is confident we are on the right path’

Budget for 2017-2018 offers new investments, no tax hikes and no layoffs – but future job cuts are still on the table.

Featured

‘We don’t care, please wash your hands’

April 6, 2017 Jessica Dobbin Comments Off on ‘We don’t care, please wash your hands’

Bill C-16 is set to amend the Canadian Human Rights Act and the Criminal Code to protect gender identity, as trans people search for relief.

Metro

‘It’s one of the essential components of growing business in a city’

April 6, 2017 Joshua White Comments Off on ‘It’s one of the essential components of growing business in a city’

St. John’s has taken major steps to accommodate a growing tourism industry and now possibly has too many rooms at the inn.

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