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
Year: 2021
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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 […]
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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.
Metro
Creating a business out of kindness
Jeremy Meade and Fouad Matar created Zipp Cart last spring. A safe way for St. John’s residents to get groceries during the COVID-19 pandemic.
News
Getting groceries a difficult task for seniors in rural Newfoundland
Many seniors living in rural Newfoundland are going to local stores to get their groceries because the latest lockdown is hampering their access to larger food retailers in the metro St. John’s region.
Featured
No time to let guard down
Newfoundland and Labrador has no plans to vaccinate people under the age of 16. But Dr. Janice Fitzgerald says there are other things that can be done to stop COVID-19 from spreading among young people.
Lifestyles
Grounded snowbirds hunker down for the winter
Closed borders means restricted travel for everyone, leaving people stuck at home. But snowbirds are thinking about their home and family in the far south.
Featured
Families affected by suspension of meal programs
Community centres and charitable organizations grapple with food shortages as the province adjusts to life in lockdown once again.