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Where the Irish ends and the Newfoundlander begins
The essence of being a Newfoundlander lies at the heart of the differences between the two cultures.
Articles by Arlette Lazarenko-Segal
News
Walking for a cause
On the Coldest Night of the Year, Choices for Youth is hosting a charity walk this Saturday.
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Living with strangers
With little room for manoeuvre in the St. John’s housing market, more and more people are turning to renting single rooms in shared homes as an affordable solution.
Metro
St. John’s Jewish community commemorates the Holocaust
“Saying never again in a time of rising anti-Semitism is important,” says Steve Wolinetz, president of the St. John’s Jewish community’s Havura. The community recently marked International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
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ChatGPT – a robot sidekick or an undercover villain?
A powerful artificial intelligence tool produces impressive human-like text in a matter of seconds. But the ease of using it might be at the cost of something more valuable.
Lifestyles
Avalon Expo brings cosplay lovers together
The Avalon Expo took place at the Holiday Inn last Saturday. For two days, people of all ages arrived in costumes to play and attend the various shows.
Lifestyles
Ukrainian refugee shares her love of cooking
Ukrainian refugee Yuliya Bondavera bonds with Newfoundland host family through her traditional cuisine.
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That’s what they fought for
There are some who get offended when Christmas lights are put up before Nov. 11. But for some veterans, that very act is what freedom is all about.
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‘Every child has the right to daycare’
Daycares becoming more accessible for many parents, but the increase in accessibility and affordability also caused waiting times for registration to spike.
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Strong concrete walls are no match for a raging sea
Hurricane Fiona battered the southwest coast destroying 100 homes and leaving much of Port Aux Basques in ruins. Most homes in the province, say experts, wouldn’t fair much better.