The provincial government raised the minimum hourly rate by 50 cents to $15 per hour on Oct. 1. It’s the second increase this year. Kicker’s Madison Ryan went to Water Street in St. John’s to […]
They say apartments are available but finding affordable housing has been a challenge.
The focus on Indigenous books is on the rise at libraries, and a local author is celebrating that. She thinks when children have access to these stories, things can change for the better.
When their daughter fell ill, the parents of Abigale Latoszek were filled with fear and uncertainty, but they never expected cancer.
The Eastern Newfoundland Science and Technology Fair prepares students each year for a future in science. The hands-on approach has greater benefits than just good grades.
April is National Poetry Month in Canada. A group of five poets is hosting an event intended to inspire and connect with people through transparent conversations and poetry readings.
For many non-binary and gender non-conforming people, simple things most take for granted can be the first step towards self-expression and identity affirmation.
Preservationists have been working on the project since last May.
The Newfoundland and Labrador Connect Pass program offers a range of activities for library card holders.
As Muslims around the world observe Ramadan, Vikentiy Pashuk’s conversion to Islam offers a unique perspective on how this holy month can inspire personal growth and transformation.
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