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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.
Lifestyles
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Forest therapy: a walk to relax
Claire Beach doesn’t use a couch or clipboard – it’s all about the trees.
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Hard of hearing community adapts to communicating during pandemic
After the COVID-19 pandemic introduced the common usage of masks, those who are hard of hearing struggled to communicate with others out in the public.
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Growing food items for family consumption
Growing fruit and vegetables for family consumption may seem overwhelming to most people but others find it calming
Arts
Local student turns a Covid-19 hobby into a brand
Panashe Chichaya started a clothing brand last year after his interest in art drove him to buy an embroidery machine during the Covid-19 pandemic. Marykate O’Neill Kicker
Lifestyles
From the couch to the ice
For some players its more than just a game
Lifestyles
Tabletop gaming shops shift focus during COVID-19 pandemic
When the pandemic left most people stuck at home, many picked up hobbies that remained strong passions even after restrictions lessened. But what about shops solely dedicated to a hobby that requires face-to-face interaction?
Featured
A smile a day keeps the virus blues away
The COVID-19 pandemic has put a damper on everyone’s life, but the employees at a Witless Bay seniors centre remain vigilant in lifting their residents’ spirits during these uncertain times.
Featured
Local food accessibility about inequality, not over-pricing
Members of the farming community are calling for a higher minimum wage or a basic income to make local food more widely accessible.
Audio Stories
Post-winter blues hit harder in midst of global pandemic
Seasonal Affective Disorder is an issue that Newfoundlanders deal with every year, and COVID19 has made the issue much larger. Josh Hodder Kicker