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That’s what they fought for
There are some who get offended when Christmas lights are put up before Nov. 11. But for some veterans, that very act is what freedom is all about.
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Diwali celebration helps students understand each other’s cultures better
CNA students celebrated Diwali at the Prince Phillip Drive campus on Monday. Many South Asian students say the festival made them feel more at home.
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Strong concrete walls are no match for a raging sea
Hurricane Fiona battered the southwest coast destroying 100 homes and leaving much of Port Aux Basques in ruins. Most homes in the province, say experts, wouldn’t fair much better.
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Let’s be clear about transparent garbage bags
Since January 2022, residents of St. John’s have switched their black garbage bags to clear ones. This measure was initiated by the city of St. John’s to increase recycling. Has it worked?
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‘My name is Azadeh’
For a young Iranian girl, coming to Canada meant freedom and a new hair colour.
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Stanford’s hockey legacy honoured by Growlers
Glenn Stanford has played a vital role with every pro hockey team Newfoundland has ever had. The Newfoundland Growlers’ president was recently honoured for his contribution.
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Returning cruise ships, the pedestrian mall, and local business
Cruise ships are returning to St. John’s after a two years hiatus. With the pedestrian mall now a reality, local businesses are looking forward to the possible boom that may happen when the cruise passengers […]
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Pantries for a good cause popping up in Mount Pearl
Cindy Hall has spearheaded a campaign to help those in need. With pantries set up around Mount Pearl, those in need can take what they need anonymously.
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St. John’s woman makes time to save lives.
Amber Brown of Ambers Safe Haven for Cats spends her time off rescuing stray cats, even nursing some back to health.
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Mount Pearl pantry plead
The increase in the cost of living in the province is making it difficult for some to put food on the table. Two Mount Pearl women are taking matters into their own hands.