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Travelers not letting their vacation plans to the USA get Trumped
Travelers are adapting their travel plans during these confusing times and travel agents are eager to help.
Month: February 2025
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Stamp prices increase for Canadians
Postal workers say more people are moving to online communication Dawson Wall Kicker news
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Arts and Culture Centre making upcoming show accessible to people with vision and hearing loss
Beautiful: The Carole King Musical at the Arts and Culture Centre will feature accommodations for people with vision and hearing disabilities.
Arts
Printshop celebrating 50 years with a ‘cake off’ battle
St. Michael’s Printshop takes on a new art form — food — in a cake-decorating showdown. The print shop is celebrating 50 years of creativity.
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Age is just a number for seniors in a CBS yoga class
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Newfoundland and Labrador Government Announce New Logo and Awareness Campaign
Newfoundland and Labrador government announce new logo and awareness campaign that encourages people to buy local in response to the threat of US tariffs.
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Doctorless patients turn to online health-care services
Online health-care services are helping people avoid long wait times in hospitals while providing an accessible way to health care. But these services have limitations.
Featured
Restaurant tax break shows mixed results across Newfoundland and Labrador
Restaurants Canada pushes for the tax break to become a permanent policy despite mixed local response.
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Academy Canada fundraising for Greyhound Pets NL
Academy Canada’s veterinary assistant and receptionist students are raising money for a local rescue group, highlighting the importance of student outreach.
Lifestyles
Black-owned market offers ‘taste of other cultures’
The Centra Cultural Collective will mark Black History Month at the St. John’s Farmers’ Market on Sunday with its fifth annual Black-owned Market.