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Remembering the Grace
‘We went there all as strangers, but we left as best friends and family.’
Articles by Ashley Sheppard
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Massage parlour moratorium to be lifted by end of 2018
‘I never thought about the fact that if this closes down…Where would I go? I’d probably end my career.’
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Truck stop!
Mobile food operators frustrated by the city of St. John’s regulations and red tape.
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Counselling on campus
“We have a whole set of handouts that help people recognize the danger signs, so they know when they’ll need to go further than just their own coping mechanisms.”
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Selling sex in St. John’s
‘Even the people I work with don’t talk about it. They sweep it under their rugs.’
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‘It gives us a voice’
With Transgender Day of Visibility approaching, post secondary students are advocating for more representation.
Arts
Turning struggle into stride
A local university student is making a short film called I Found Myself, a representation of women who have used their hardships to build their successes.
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Giving bees a chance
The Memorial University Chemistry department has created ‘intelligent material’ designed to detect tiny traces of neonicotinoid: a chemical found in pesticides that kill bees.
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Being green in the grocery store
Grocery shopping isn’t just about saving money; it’s about saving the planet.
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Taxi cabs may not be the only way to arrive home safely
Double D’s of NL provides a service for people to find rides when they most need it.