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Winter is coming

October 10, 2024 Nathan Chen 0

When the temperatures drop and the snow flies, drivers have to change their mindset.

Thrifting to match a vintage aesthetic

October 10, 2024 Shadae 1

An eco-friendly way many are using to source new pieces for their wardrobe.

Patiently waiting

October 9, 2024 Sharon Curtis 0

Patricia Hayward is one of many people waitlisted for a CT scan. Patricia Hayward seen here with her cat, Betty, is waiting on a CT scan. Sharon Curtis/Kicker

Local housing charity helping people again and again

October 4, 2024 Gema Pazmino 0

‘Now is the winter of our discontent’

October 3, 2024 Sharon Curtis 0

People are concerned about managing their heating bills as they face a seven per cent rate increase compared to last year.

Safeguarding newcomers from potential scams

September 26, 2024 Nathan Chen Comments Off

As more people move to the province, they face a higher risk of becoming victims of fraud.

Knowledge is power: Immigrants need to know their rights

September 26, 2024 Shadae 0

Unscrupulous landlords and employers can prey on vulnerable immigrants.

Gregory McCain and his dog Maggie sit on a parking lot in the sun. McCain was one of the residents of the "tent city" homeless encampment in St. John's.

Encampments: Sign of the times or systemic failure?

June 17, 2024 Lauren Ella Burke 0

“Tent City” is gone. But the challenges of housing availability and affordability continue to plague the city of St. John’s.

Najuma Asharaf, a CNA student says that these regulations make it difficult for international students to get a job. She adds how impactful this is to students' lives, economically and emotionally. Gema Pazmino/Kicker.

Time is money

May 13, 2024 Gema Pazmino 0

International students share opinions about new reduced working hours regulations

Moving Metro

May 13, 2024 Jeff 0

The Atlantic Journalism Awards 2024 Gold Winner