Lifestyles
St. John’s Haunted Hike returns for Halloween season
The St. John’s Haunted Hike continues to capture the interest of hundreds. Its Halloween events are sold out in advance.
Month: October 2021
News
Proof-of-vaccine easy to check in small town restaurants
Familiarity makes it easy to enforce proof-of-vaccine policy in rural communities in Nova Scotia
Lifestyles
Meet the moms-turned-teachers giving ‘homeroom’ a whole new meaning
Homeschooling moms weigh in on why the new way works, and why it doesn’t
News
One month in, Grenfell students thankful to be in the classroom
Grenfell students generally welcome the transition to in-person classes, while some left online long to return to campus.
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There’s no Newfoundland without nan
A local artist has created an exhibit surrounding childhood memories with his grandmother.
Arts
Education series helps move Indigenous filmmakers closer to center frame
In St. John’s, a new initiative is aiming to change who tells their stories. Jenelle Duval is the arts and culture coordinator for First Light Friendship Centre in St. John’s. She says it’s important that […]
News
When the sites go down: Local businesses weigh in on recent Facebook and Instagram outages
St. John’s business owner Denise Goodyear viewed the recent global service interruption as a wake-up call for some entrepreneurs in the province.
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Winnipeg business sinks to desperate measures in effort to stay afloat
Eco-friendly shop hosts liquidation sale in attempt to gain cash flow and raise awareness of pandemic-related hardship for small businesses.
Arts
KD, nan and pops, and YouTube
Corner Brook content creator “MattColbo” makes a living for himself on social media despite the odds.
Lifestyles
Manitoulin island sees explosion of mushrooms this fall
From spring to mid-October, weather conditions lead to more and bigger mushrooms