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A view of Quidi Vidi Lake, where birdwatchers gather.

Feathers in the wind

March 28, 2024 Ariyana Gomes 0

As spring begins, birds like puffins, gannets and songbirds are filling the skies.

Activists say it’s important to stay loud

March 28, 2024 Madison Ryan 0

March 31 is the International Transgender Day of Visibility. Local activist says it’s important to stay loud in the face of rising negativity.

Protest disrupts provincial budget for second day

March 21, 2024 Ariyana Gomes 0

N.L. fish harvesters gather in front of the Confederation Building protesting against government intervention in the fisheries. Despite the chaos, the provincial budget still went ahead.

Chocolate bunnies for Easter

March 21, 2024 Abigail Butler 0

Easter preparations are well underway at the Newfoundland Chocolate Company, and customers are invited to join in on the fun.

Lost in translation: local author bridging cultural gaps through stories

February 22, 2024 Madison Ryan 0

The New Voices Showcase at the A.C. Hunter Library on Feb. 24 invites local authors to present work in their own languages.

A black cat, with a patch of white on its chest. It has glowing green eyes.

New business makes pet ownership more accessible

February 22, 2024 Abigail Butler 0

Pet Uber is providing convenience for pet owners in St. John’s and Mount Pearl, but it’s also alleviating stress faced by those with mobility issues.

Icy Adventures: bonding beyond the cold

February 22, 2024 Ariyana Gomes 0

Father-son duo explores frozen lakes in Newfoundland, weaving a story of shared passion and memories.

A close up shot of the branch on a dogberry tree

Modern technology has made forecasts reliable and easily accessible, but some people trust their own methods when it comes to predicting the weather. Abby ButlerKicker If dogberry trees are plentiful, one can expect a harsh […]