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No increase in post-lockdown animal surrenders
Rescue groups were pleasantly surprised when animal surrenders did not increase during the pandemic.
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Mount Pearl pantry plead
The increase in the cost of living in the province is making it difficult for some to put food on the table. Two Mount Pearl women are taking matters into their own hands.
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A post-pandemic St. Patrick’s Day
With Covid restrictions being lifted, bars and pubs are anticipating St. Patrick’s Day to be the busiest since the pandemic started.
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Encouraging slow fashion through personal example
The move into a more sustainable and environmentally-friendly fashion is part of a local brands mantra.
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Spinning nostalgia
Though vinyl records have become a niche market, they have been rising in mainstream popularity.
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Freezing the mental health stigma
Two St. John’s hockey coaches have started an awareness campaign in memory of their high school teammate.
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They shed blood so that others speak their mother tongue
On February 21st, 1952 Bangladeshi people shed their blood to speak officially in their mother language . That day of the history is now celebrated as “International Mother Language Day”. Each year, the local […]
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Staying safe on the ice as spring approaches
Kicker share some expert advice about enjoying winter safely Gurwinder Kaur/Kicker News
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Those who came before us
A team of historians aim to undo years of decay in St. Paul’s Anglican Cemetery in Trinity
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Polluted Pearl
While litter is a problem for many areas, an audit by MMSB reveals that the situation in Mount Pearl has become an issue that has blindsided city council. Kicker’s Sara-Dani Strickland reports.