News
Some hunters not happy about increase in moose licenses
The government of Newfoundland and Labrador announced the details about an increase in moose licenses, and some local hunters are upset.
Year: 2021
Lifestyles
Spring has sprung in Newfoundland
Newfoundlanders are excited for the beginning of spring, and as the snow is finishing melting, people are starting to get outside and plan trips once again.
Province
Pond hockey threatened by climate change
Ever increasing temperatures in Newfoundland are leading to mild winters and less opportunities to take part in the Canadian tradition of pond hockey.
News
The cost of animal vaccination
Each animal that comes through the N.L. West S.P.C.A. needs to be vaccinated, often several times. Those bills add up. James Grudic Kicker
Lifestyles
Brigus man forges a career in the lost practice of blacksmithing
Kyle Downey speaks on forging in modern day Newfoundland Josh Hodder Kicker
Lifestyles
Free Little Pantry keeps growing under a supportive community
Free Little Pantries has gotten a warm welcome in Conception Bay South. That welcome has grown into something both personal and heartwarming.
Lifestyles
A sad grad
A decision about high school students returning to in class instruction has been finalized and the seniors have a lot of questions. Will they get a prom? Will they get to say goodbye to their […]
Arts
Localized productions of television and movies open doors for actors to enter the industry
Films and TV shows shot in Newfoundland and Labrador open up new opportunities for homegrown talent. Josh Hodder Kicker
News
Gros Morne tourism operators hopeful for a better season in 2021
The whole western Newfoundland tourism industry was thrown for a loop in 2020. For the coming season, the ability to adapt on the fly has become an essential tool in everyone’s kit.
Metro
Scientific research adapting to COVID-19
Members of Newfoundland’s scientific community reflect on how their research has adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic.