Metro
‘We don’t know when we open or close a door what life is like on the other side.’
Local reverend goes above and beyond to help those in need through charity work.
Year: 2017
Arts
‘You are not defined by your disability.’
CNA graduate overcomes obstacles and finds her voice through assistive technology.
Arts
‘I think it’s rare for Newfoundlanders to see a serious portrayal of the island.’
Newfoundland film Riverhead gains two nominations at Canadian Screen Awards and plays to a sold-out crowd in Victoria, B.C.
Metro
‘I’ve been exposed to racism before … but it wasn’t this bad.’
Compassion is going viral as a St. John’s man shows that human decency can trump terror and hate.
Lifestyles
‘Human touch can be a magical thing’
Bill Griffiths thought he had tried just about everything to rid himself of his chronic pain.
Metro
‘The number of people dropping out has increased substantially in the last number of years.’
Restaurants and retail shops are adapting to changing customer habits in the age of social media bookings.
Arts
‘Making that connection with other artists will hopefully make this a success’
Krista Legge never considered herself an artist, but now she’s painting the town red with a team of local artists beside her.
Audio Stories
Winter storm moves St. John’s Women’s March from City Hall to Facebook wall
A Sister March to protest the inauguration of United States President Donald Trump was disrupted in St. John’s recently, but local residents were still able to voice their objections to Trump’s controversial statements, policies and behaviour […]
Featured
Nickels, dimes and bottle chimes
Wayne Skinner collects recyclables worth nothing but pocket change six days a week.
Province
Let’s Talk About Bell
The annual Bell Let’s Talk Day incorporated new apps and initiatives for an even stronger campaign this year.