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Twin birthday celebration for mental health

January 17, 2019 Amy Cleary 0

Janet Hutchings made the decision to start a conversation about suicide prevention in honour of her friend Daniel Hamlyn.

Powerlifting on the rise in St. John’s

January 17, 2019 Taylor Ryan 0

Strength is building in the city of St. John’s. After a recent competition, could powerlifting be taking over the athletic community in the city?

The financial struggle is real

January 17, 2019 Kristen Rice 0

The holiday season is hard on everyone’s wallet, but some struggle more than others. Find out how to help your bank account and your mental health bounce back.

Mickie Pitcher, 77, of St. John's draws her regular dose of CBD oil with a syringe. Pitcher began taking CBD oil last year after experiencing the frightening symptoms of opiate withdrawal.

Seniors embrace cannabis as an alternative to harsh medications

January 17, 2019 Allan Bradbury 1

Senior citizens have begun to accept cannabis as a viable replacement for addictive opiate medications.

St. Johns is getting dug out after a big storm

January 17, 2019 Ken Meeker 0

Despite St.John’s getting walloped with snow early in the season, Mayor Danny Breen isn’t concerned with going over-budget.

a woman wearinga red hijab looks down PPD sidewalks

Side-walking through snow

January 17, 2019 Rebecca Blake 0

Speeding cars and slim, uncleared sidewalks trap pedestrians in an unsafe trot.

Nia on the Rock

January 17, 2019 Lauren Ella Burke 0

A mixture of different martial arts, yoga, and dance moves; the Nia technique is a program that is becoming popular in Newfoundland.

Noble Allan Neil and Noble David Pike are sitting in an 80s Keystone Kop car. Standing behind the mini are Ill. Sir Lorne Warren PP, and Ill. Sir William Smith PP, Warren’s Mazol Shriners’ hat is sitting on the sirens. These Shriners knew Hubert Locke and attended his visitation at Carnell on Freshwater Road, Friday, Jan. 11, 2019.

Shriners offer big tribute to man who built tiny cars

January 17, 2019 Melissa Wong Comments Off

The late Hubert Morley Locke’s famous “double-ended” Keystone Kop car helped him entertain children while he was a Shriner.

Team Orange pictured in March of 2016 when they won first place at the Labrador Winter Games. Submitted Photo.

Town of Cartwright announces Labrador Winter Games team for 2019

January 17, 2019 Tyler Mugford 0

In just a few weeks, the Labrador Winter Games will kick off a 36th year of competition, celebration and most importantly, community.

Premier’s Youth Council meet with Premier Ball to discuss the pressing issues affecting youth in the province

January 17, 2019 Stephen Miller 0

The Premier’s Youth Council held their annual meeting at Confederation Building last week. The Premier and other guest speakers spent the day with the 25 member council.