Metro
A rich man’s game
Heading into the season, prices have been raised for intermediate golfers, causing concerns that the sport is becoming too expensive to play.
Month: March 2021
Arts
Sea glass jewelry
From broken glass to jewelry, sea glass is on the rise. Two local business owners are making meaningful jewelry with material found on the beach. Thandi O’Grady/Kicker
Arts
The sounds of Salmonier
Dave Carroll invites musicians from across Canada and America to record music with him
Arts
Kingston artists struggling after a year of COVID-19
The Arts Council has launched a campaign to rally community support for the arts sector, and will be introducing new funding later this month.
Audio
Dr. Janice Fitzgerald is the face, but she’s not alone
The province’s chief medical officer of health has always been quick to acknowledge the dedicated team backing her up.
Audio Stories
Breaking barriers to food insecurity in Newfoundland and Labrador
NL Eats celebrates their first anniversary and their new home with a virtual conference. Bailey Howard Kicker
Audio
Corner Brook resident concerned with close calls on walking trails
Mayor says city will patrol trails if there are complaints
Audio Stories
Animal shelters hindered by COVID-19
There are several animal shelters that help care for strays before delivering them to a new home. But when the first wave of COVID-19 came, these shelters found themselves restricted in how much they could […]
Audio Stories
Rounding year one of the pandemic
As the pandemic turns one year old today, people are reflecting on how their perspectives have changed in that time. James Grudic Kicker No one could predict how things would go after a global pandemic […]
News
Trinity Bay community tries something new
Hopes are high as the Harbour Authority in Long Cove is trying to set up a museum to share the area’s history.