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Tent city taken by storm
On Oct. 17, St. John’s homeless encampment across from Confederation building saw a heavy police presence which sparked confusion among the public.
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Upcoming debate puts generation Z at centre of municipal politics
The Newfoundland and Labrador Youth Parliament is hosting a municipal debate simulation at the St. John’s city council chambers on Oct. 26.
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A haunting in the vaults
Megan Webb says she experienced paranormal activity while working in the Memorial University folklore and language archive.
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Online pet scams have long-term effects in city
Whether it’s a fake advertisement for a dog or a call for fundraising, pet-related scams are on the rise.
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A taste of Newfoundland for international students
Jiggs’ dinner is a family favourite during the holidays, and this year, an international student from Colombia got her first taste of the traditional meal.
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Wage increase welcomed, but not enough
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 […]
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Lack of affordable housing and rising cost of living challenge Ukrainian newcomers
They say apartments are available but finding affordable housing has been a challenge.
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Words of reconciliation: Author sees power in children’s stories
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.
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828 Days
When their daughter fell ill, the parents of Abigale Latoszek were filled with fear and uncertainty, but they never expected cancer.
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Students practice hands-on science
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.