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Fish harvesters now allowed to sell their catch outside of the province
People in downtown St. John’s voice their opinions on fish harvesters being allowed to sell to outside buyers.
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Immigrants find employment and hope in Newfoundland and Labrador
The Association for New Canadians helps immigrants such as Ukrainian Olena Yaskiv find work in Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Beyond wearing pink
Prevention is the best way to stop bullying, says national anti-bullying charity
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Training session equips frontline workers to tackle ‘vicarious trauma’
In the digital silence, the toll of vicarious trauma quietly resonates. Each keystroke can be a reminder of the empathy that binds yet burdens.
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Giving doesn’t end with the holidays
St. John’s community organizations share their experiences with donations in the post-holiday season.
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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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NLschools to provide high school students with access to Narcan
The province sees the need to protect students by giving them access to Narcan, a drug used to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose.
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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.
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Cybersecurity expert urges marine industry to think like attackers
A cybersecurity expert shares his tips and strategies for making the marine industry more secure and resilient.
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Breaking through invisible barrier
‘People should be judged on their merit, not their status,’ says St. John’s recruiter about Canadian work experience.