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April Fool’s!
April Fool’s Day is here! To celebrate, Kicker’s Griffen Stuckless brings you some Newfoundland residents’ favourite pranks. Griffen Stuckless Kicker News
Year: 2021
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Labelling female leaders: ‘A double-edged sword’
Terms like ‘girl boss’ look to empower, but do they really?
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Rising lumber costs impacting both consumers and suppliers
With the cost of lumber increasing, it’s affecting consumers and suppliers.
Province
Ex-pats returning to Newfoundland disappointed by second provincial lockdown
Some Newfoundlanders who were wary of lockdowns on the mainland chose to move home. Those expecting to find relief from lockdowns were soon met with Alert Level 5 back home.
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People with mental illness in N.L. waiting up to two years for psychiatric care
According to the Newfoundland and Labrador Medical Association, the province has the country’s longest wait times for mental health care. This is causing patients to wait more than a year to receive psychiatric treatment.
Lifestyles
C.B.S. locals take to the T’railway
As winter comes to an end, the warmer weather gets people out of their houses. C.B.S. locals are finding their community out with them on T’railway. Tanner Hudson Kicker
Lifestyles
Parker’s Cove Dory Festival: a community tradition
Before the pandemic, a small town on the Burin Peninsula decided to carry on the spirit of traditional community celebrations into a weekend festival unlike any other.
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Phase 1 of vaccination rollout in Corner Brook, N.L.
Folks in western Newfoundland have been getting their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, starting with the most vulnerable. James Grudic Kicker
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Ageism persists in the midst of isolation caused by COVID-19: experts
Social isolation, loss of independence and ageism impact the well-being of older adults, say a social work professor and a mental health coordinator.
Province
With a bubble on the horizon, Newfoundlanders and Labradorians missing their loved ones
Newfoundlanders and Labradorians are mentally drained and need to see their loved ones who live outside the province. But things are looking up for people with relatives in the Maritimes, as the Atlantic bubble is […]