National
Ontario housing report flags significant supply side problem province-wide
Housing affordability a complex problem in rural areas and small towns too.
Month: February 2022
Arts
From Podcast to Poltergeists
Be sure to catch Richards and Follett in Abandoned NL on BellFibe this summer. […]
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AIPP turns AIP: Newcomers filling the void for Newfoundland and Labrador
Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) becomes permanent from pilot after two terms of extensions. Newfoundland and Labrador employers may continue to fill their vacancies.
News
Online activities a challenge for Kilbride to Ferryland Family Resource Coalition
The Kilbride to Ferryland Family Resource Coalition has been relegated to online activities for roughly two years.
Arts
Government support programs available for artists impacted by COVID-19
The province has announced an additional $9 million to support artists and the tourism sector.
Audio Stories
Sweeping for success
The success of Mount Pearl native Brad Gushue and his curling team is inspiring others to get involved in the sport.
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Regionalization and its effects On Newfoundland and Labrador
MHA Joedy Wall and Dr. Rob Greenwood from The Harris Centre explain what regionalization is and its possible effects on the province Zac GreenKicker
Lifestyles
Seniors online fitness programs part of new normal
One seniors online fitness class will continue even after Nova Scotia relaxes its COVID restrictions.Â
Arts
NL Public Libraries hosting educational events for Black History Month
Newfoundland and Labrador Public Libraries will show a film and host two online events for Black History Month in February.
News
Is the Emergencies Act called for? St. John’s residents weigh in
Some question whether extraordinary measures are warranted.