Arts
The sounds of Salmonier
Dave Carroll invites musicians from across Canada and America to record music with him
Lifestyles
Audio Stories
Animal shelters hindered by COVID-19
There are several animal shelters that help care for strays before delivering them to a new home. But when the first wave of COVID-19 came, these shelters found themselves restricted in how much they could […]
Audio Stories
Rounding year one of the pandemic
As the pandemic turns one year old today, people are reflecting on how their perspectives have changed in that time. James Grudic Kicker No one could predict how things would go after a global pandemic […]
Lifestyles
Grounded snowbirds hunker down for the winter
Closed borders means restricted travel for everyone, leaving people stuck at home. But snowbirds are thinking about their home and family in the far south.
Featured
Western N.L. still enjoying snow without a ski hill
Marble Mountain has been forced to close down indefinitely for the second winter in a row, and now some folks are out making their own winter fun.
Arts
“Starving Artists”
Art has evolved over time with new artistic eras and styles – but how have the struggles artists face evolved with it? Griffen Stuckless Kicker News
Lifestyles
COVID-19 hasn’t stopped love
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way of celebrating big events such as weddings, but two Newfoundland couples didn’t let the virus ruin their special day.
Audio
Ice fishing season threatened by a mild winter season
The winters are warming up and local ice fishers aren’t happy.
Audio
Say it properly
A name is not just a name. It represents culture and identity. When people purposely mispronounce someone’s name, it is a sign of disrespect.
Audio
Forest therapy: a walk to relax
Claire Beach doesn’t use a couch or clipboard – it’s all about the trees.