Arts
Indigenous music reaching new audiences
From forbidden to cherished, contemporary First Nations songs are now listened to and enjoyed by many.
Month: January 2024
Featured
Getting medieval
Terra Nova School of Swords is taking swordsmanship from the history pages to reality.
Featured
Love knows no bounds
While flowers and sweets remain on the list, a St. John’s baker says Valentine’s Day is evolving beyond romance.
News
Giving doesn’t end with the holidays
St. John’s community organizations share their experiences with donations in the post-holiday season.
Featured
Silence is not golden
The Department of Education is advising teachers not to discuss eating disorders and instead focus on positive body image.
News
NLschools to provide high school students with access to Narcan
The province sees the need to protect students by giving them access to Narcan, a drug used to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose.
Featured
Lights, camera, posted: Homeowners share CCTV footage of theft suspects
Homeowners are taking matters into their own hands by using camera security to catch thieves. And there is no law that says they can’t post and upload the video footage online.
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Settling on settler
It isn’t about placing blame, it’s about understanding history
News
Cybersecurity expert urges marine industry to think like attackers
A cybersecurity expert shares his tips and strategies for making the marine industry more secure and resilient.
Sports
Finding the positive: The kid who was hit by a puck
Ben Higdon, 10, received 12 stitches after a freak accident at Mary Brown’s Centre, yet he wasn’t worried about his injury after he received a special visit from his hockey hero.