Audio Stories
Play ball
It’s Opening Day 2018. The Toronto Blue Jays take on the New York Yankees and fans are optimistic about the 2018 campaign .
Month: March 2018
Audio Stories
Get your nerd on at The Geek Bar
Find your people, have a pint and take part in a Super Mario competition all in one place.
Uncategorized
‘It gives us a voice’
With Transgender Day of Visibility approaching, post secondary students are advocating for more representation.
Audio Stories
Livin’ on the Edge
Set to wrap up their inaugural season, the St. John’s Edge have yielded success in the stands and at the gates.
Uncategorized
Saving the aging brain
New interactive workshop to help people maintain their cognitive health.
Metro
Batter Up: Newfoundland and Labrador holds biggest fish ‘n’ chips splurge of the year
Kathy Barbour owner of Ches’s Famous Fish and Chips is ready for the Good Friday feast.
Featured
College of the North Atlantic faces $1.5 million deficit in wake of provincial budget
CNA’s board of governors is looking into how the college will make up for the loss. Meanwhile, Opposition education critic David Brazil says any cuts should be postponed until after a post-secondary education review has been […]
Arts
Vancouver Fashion Week showcases Newfoundland designer’s work
Tucker Ellis has been creating things their entire life and recently got the chance to bring those creations to the grand stage.
Metro
St. John’s Jewish community celebrates Passover
While most people in St. John’s mark Good Friday and Easter this weekend, the Jewish community begins celebrating Passover – a spring festival commemorating the liberation of the Israelites from Egyptian slavery. (Photo courtesy of Eczebulun […]
News
Finance Minister Tom Osborne breaks bread with his toughest critics
The St. John’s Board of Trade has been among the current government’s most vocal critics in regards to fiscal responsibility. Finance Minister Tom Osborne spoke at their luncheon on Thursday.