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Sidewalk Struggle

January 30, 2018 Rebecca Blake Metro, News 0

St. John’s winter-wonderland is a struggle for some.

Rebecca Blake
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Man walks on icy sidewalk. — *Uncleared sidewalks are more than an inconvenience. Heavy snow and rapid melting leaves icy-paths behind.*

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“It keeps me energetic and not a couch potato”- Bowling away the winter blues

Not just for boys

Snowmaggedon memorable time for international students

January 30, 2020 Kicker Featured, Province 0

Newcomers agree that Newfoundlanders know how to get through an emergency.

Lee York Kids – where parents can relax while kids go cracked

February 21, 2019 Andrew Waterman Lifestyles 0

‘I want this space available for parents who need to get out of the house,’ says Jennifer Collins.

Enaya AbdElGaber studies political science at Memorial University. She says the pandemic made her miss her home, Egypt, even more. Submitted photo

Homesickness very real during pandemic

April 9, 2021 Henrike Wilhelm Featured, News 0

Travel restrictions and lockdowns force many to take longer breaks from visiting home.

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