Lifestyles
How horses are helping people heal
People are turning to alternative forms of therapy to address mental health concerns.
Articles by Chantel Murrin
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Born in the wrong era
A St. John’s man is trying to live each day like he’s in the past.
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Toys for all, big and small
With the holidays fast approaching, the inner child in everyone is coming out.
News
Will Newfoundland weather the storms to come?
Climate change is already here. Senior climatologist says this year has been a good example of what’s to come next. […]
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Students fearful of rising food costs
Since the pandemic outbreak, post-secondary students everywhere have been affected. Now they’re struggling with inflation rates and high food costs. […]
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Remembered and forgotten
With Nov. 11 approaching, not all veterans feel important
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There’s no Newfoundland without nan
A local artist has created an exhibit surrounding childhood memories with his grandmother.
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All is Merry and Bright
The Merry and Bright festival is counting on everyone else to light up the province this holiday season. Chantel Murrin Kicker
Province
Santa Claus is comin’ to Mile One
The annual downtown St. John’s Christmas parade may be cancelled, but there is still a chance to see Santa and get your letters in. Chantel Murrin Kicker While the annual downtown St. John’s Christmas parade […]
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A heavy weight to carry from afar
Congolese living in Newfoundland and Labrador haven’t forgotten what’s happening in their home country.