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Stories in the shadows: theatre company embodies storytelling
A St. John’s theatre company sets out to make dance a more inclusive and emotive art form — even when it happens behind a screen.
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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.
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Subjective technology
Midjourney AI opens the door of creativity for the non-artists.
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Veterans continue a legacy of Remembrance with high school students
Members of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 1 attended a Remembrance Day assembly Tuesday at Waterford Valley High School.
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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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Studded tires pose safety risks in Newfoundland driving conditions
People use studded tires for added safety. However, experts say they might potentially increase the risk of collisions when the roads are not icy.
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Diwali celebration helps students understand each other’s cultures better
CNA students celebrated Diwali at the Prince Phillip Drive campus on Monday. Many South Asian students say the festival made them feel more at home.
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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.
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Takin’ care of business
The federal government has lifted a limit on off-campus work for international students.