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Sweet new mural inspired by a taste of home
Newfoundland born artist puts a funky twist on a local favourite.
Month: November 2017
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The talking dead
The talking dead are slowly taking over the world and have infected downtown St. John’s, taking up sidewalks, tripping over cracks and searching for outlets to charge their phones.
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Lest we forget
For veterans, Remembrance Day is not a one-day event.
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The danger is not talking about it
The #MeToo movement empowered women all around the globe, and has shone light into a dark corner.
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“Landlords have a duty to become familiar with these laws”
Marijuana laws may be changing, but some homeowners are still apprehensive about allowing the substance in their rental properties.
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Some drivers remain colour blind
Accessibility parking is scarce enough as it is, especially when individuals are illegally using permits to take up spaces.
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Will it be nothing but net for Buddy the Puffin?
New team, new game, and likely the same mascot.
Metro
Old jack-o-lanterns get last send-off at Bannerman Park
Hundreds of jack-o-lanterns were on display at the park for the first-ever Pumpkin Walk.
News
Jamieson family creates scholarship to help next generation of N.L. broadcasters and political buffs
Family members of late broadcaster and politician Don Jamieson announced the creation of a new scholarship Thursday to assist students entering the fields of journalism, political science and communications.
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Wait list woes
In Newfoundland and Labrador, some patients wait for a year to get the treatment they require.