Audio Stories
All ages punk show a learning ground for mom and son
Government job by day, punk rock singer by night. Jennifer Collins tells us about bringing her son to a punk show.
Year: 2017
Audio Stories
Kicker Radio tackles racism and discrimination in N.L.
With the recent Corporate Research Associates’s poll showing a majority of Atlantic Canadians support screening immigrants for “Canadian values,” Kicker Radio dedicated a special 90-minute broadcast to tackling racism, discrimination and the nerves they expose.
Audio Stories
‘These houses are just a glimpse back to the past’
Rotting houses with no one to care for them, or even tear them down. It’s a common sight all over Newfoundland. A bleak look into a way of life that is fading away. St. John’s […]
Featured
Defining hate crimes is not black and white
Canadian Criminal Code has fallen behind what such offences have become.
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Cod fish, coffee shops and keeping it local
St. John’s businesses are giving local food and beverages their just desserts.
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The future’s so bright, you’ll have to wear glasses
Many parents consider the impact technology is having on the way their children see the world, with little thought to the way their children actually see.
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How young is too young for a cell phone?
In today’s generation, cell phones are a huge trend that keeps on trending.
Arts
Hardest working people in the biz
Sharing the stage is never a problem in Newfoundland, as many local musicians spread their talents around to multiple bands at the same time.
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‘Some will cry … some will get very angry.’
In light of the government’s recent job cuts, the proper way to handle a layoff comes into question.
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From thrift store floor to haute couture
Following a trip to South Korea and a recent move to the United Kingdom, one Newfoundlander’s modelling career is set to reach new heights.