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‘This is the frontier of agriculture in Canada’
Now that the provincial government has designated 64,000 hectares for farming, one Avalon farmer is optimistic about new Crown land opportunities.
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‘When I smell kerosene or jet fuel, I automatically think of home’
The Memory Mug Up offers a venue for Newfoundland seniors to reminisce and share.
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Black vinyl magic
Digital music downloads may be killing big box stores, but mom and pop shops are standing strong.
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A limb lost, a life gained
Danielle Arbour decided to amputate her leg and found a whole new life in the process.
Arts
‘It just goes to show how little we learn from our past mistakes.’
The Newfoundland based Broadway production Come From Away has increased in relevance after recent terrorist events in Canada.
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‘It got to the point that if something didn’t happen, I was going to die’
One survivor of an eating disorder says it’s time to end the stigma by talking, and raising awareness.
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‘And I think he was putting the moves on me, too’
Whether you’ve been together for one year or 56 years, love proves to be the most important thing in a relationship.
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‘We’re stalkers, but the good kind’
Helping out those in need is the right thing to do for local couple.
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`When the budget comes out, we’re left out of it`
Markland, a small community outside Whitbourne, has one of the worst roads in Atlantic Canada.
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Winter storm moves St. John’s Women’s March from City Hall to Facebook wall
A Sister March to protest the inauguration of United States President Donald Trump was disrupted in St. John’s recently, but local residents were still able to voice their objections to Trump’s controversial statements, policies and behaviour […]