Province
SmartICE and Choices for Youth make waves in northern communities
Youth in Nain construct smart buoys for safe ice travel and gain experience in social enterprise.
Month: November 2021
News
Corner Brook may take an environmental approach to city planning
Upland suggested that Corner Brook turn towards urban densification in a virtual meeting held on Nov. 24. This would help the city combat the effects of climate change while bringing in more tax revenue.
Featured
Homegrown cannabis retailer making huge waves
Oceanic Releaf a big hit across the province.
Lifestyles
Yoga alleviates low moods
As the daylight hours become fewer, seasonal affective disorder can become a struggle. In Bear River, N.S., yoga is one way people chase the winter blues away.
News
Will Newfoundland weather the storms to come?
Climate change is already here. Senior climatologist says this year has been a good example of what’s to come next. […]
Metro
Shopping local supports local and it can be affordable, small businesses say
With the holiday season fast approaching, downtown businesses encourage people to shop locally.
Featured
Canada’s youngest NBA player agent returns to the province
Leawood leads the way for basketball in Newfoundland and Labrador
News
St. John’s businesses grappling with product shortages, delivery delays
Supply chain disruptions affecting availability of containers, cans
Featured
Local group holds contest for food bank donations
Share the Harvest NL provides incentive for fellow hunters to share wild game with those in need.
Featured
Terra Nova School of Swords bringing historical sport to St. John’s
Terra Nova School of Swords brings the study of historical European martial arts to St. John’s, teaching lessons in weapon styles used during the medieval and Renaissance periods.