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Don’t judge a fruit by its peel
Ugly produce needs love, too.
Month: March 2022
Featured
Growing food in response to the growing cost of living
Homesteading in the countryside or in a small basement apartment is becoming more common as the cost of living keeps rising.
Featured
Resettlement video game tells old stories in new way
“Relocation” tells stories of resettlement in Newfoundland & Labrador along with a generous helping of local folk tales. James Grudic Kicker
News
The next step for rally supporting Burin Peninsula health care
This past weekend, residents on the Burin Peninsula gathered to protest recommended cuts to health care in the region. Municipal leaders speak on the event and what comes next.
News
Relief at the pumps at on-reserve gas stations
Local residents on Manitoulin Island are going a bit further to on-reserve gas stations to get some relief at the pumps from high gas prices.
Arts
Book fair encourages access to literature in St. John’s
The St. John’s Farmers Market hosted the Book Fair Market last weekend. The event supported local authors, publishers, booksellers and bookmakers in the province.
Metro
Pantries for a good cause popping up in Mount Pearl
Cindy Hall has spearheaded a campaign to help those in need. With pantries set up around Mount Pearl, those in need can take what they need anonymously.
News
Corner Brook businesses take COVID-19 safety into their own hands
The Highve and the Rotary Arts Centre have both taken steps to ensure safety from COVID-19 while recuperating from issues they faced during the pandemic.
Featured
Behind the blue
Shelley Pardy, waste diversion supervisor, speaks about recycling and uptake from the residents.
Audio
St. John’s woman makes time to save lives.
Amber Brown of Ambers Safe Haven for Cats spends her time off rescuing stray cats, even nursing some back to health.