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Is there hope for cursive writing?
A once-praised skill is now almost obsolete. But one woman hasn’t given up the fight to save cursive writing.
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Report shows gay soldiers were persecuted during First World War
Court martial documents reveal charges of ‘gross indecency’ levelled against gay soldiers.
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Giving elderly cats a second chance at a happy life
Too often, elderly cats spend excessive amounts of time in St. John’s animal shelters, while they watch their younger feline friends come and go. Why is this?
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St. John’s patients call for real-time ER wait-time tracking
Long wait times in emergency rooms leave N.L. patients frustrated and exhausted, while patients from other provinces benefit from real-time wait-time tracking.
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The road to a new home in N.L. was longer for Syrians than for Ukrainians
Ukrainian and Syrian refugees had different wait times to enter Canada after war broke out in their countries. But the difference might not have been a case of discrimination.
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‘We are better than this’ — St. John’s meteorologist faces online backlash . . . again
When a forecast doesn’t live up to its predictions, online bullies are quick to take to social media and target meteorologists.
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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.