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Lost in translation: local author bridging cultural gaps through stories
The New Voices Showcase at the A.C. Hunter Library on Feb. 24 invites local authors to present work in their own languages.
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New business makes pet ownership more accessible
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.
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Icy Adventures: bonding beyond the cold
Father-son duo explores frozen lakes in Newfoundland, weaving a story of shared passion and memories.
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Tradition meets modern
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 […]
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Drone team shows impact of illegal dumping
Project by CNA drone journalism students reveals how ‘trashy’ Newfoundlanders can be.
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Indigenous music reaching new audiences
From forbidden to cherished, contemporary First Nations songs are now listened to and enjoyed by many.
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Getting medieval
Terra Nova School of Swords is taking swordsmanship from the history pages to reality.
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Love knows no bounds
While flowers and sweets remain on the list, a St. John’s baker says Valentine’s Day is evolving beyond romance.
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Silence is not golden
The Department of Education is advising teachers not to discuss eating disorders and instead focus on positive body image.
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Lights, camera, posted: Homeowners share CCTV footage of theft suspects
Homeowners are taking matters into their own hands by using camera security to catch thieves. And there is no law that says they can’t post and upload the video footage online.