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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.
Lifestyles
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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.
Lifestyles
‘I think this is going to change her life’
Newfoundland students accepted for the Human Rights and Holocaust program in Washington.
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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.
Lifestyles
‘It’s still not easy because they’re away from me.’
Like most rural communities in Newfoundland, Glover’s Harbour is faced with a dwindling population due to outmigration and aging residents.
Lifestyles
‘I share their pain, progress and happiness’
Henry Hussey got himself in shape, and now he helps others with their fitness goals.
Arts
‘You are not defined by your disability.’
CNA graduate overcomes obstacles and finds her voice through assistive technology.
Lifestyles
‘Human touch can be a magical thing’
Bill Griffiths thought he had tried just about everything to rid himself of his chronic pain.
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Can vaping really stop millennials from smoking tobacco?
With a surge in vaping’s popularity, millennials utilise an alternative to tobacco.