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Writing under a bright light
Tara Nanayakkara is a visually impaired author with three books to her credit and more on the way.
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Don’t fear the purple
Family works to end epilepsy stigma
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Planned Parenthood developing 2SLGBTQIA+ library
Their goal is to offer an accessible and an approachable way to engage with queer literature.
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Students worry following CNA’s tuition increase
CNA has increased its tuition fees after 20 years. International fees are being raised by almost $500 per semester. That is three times higher than domestic fees. International students are worried about their study and […]
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Students unite for Sri Lanka
Students protest outside the colonial building to support their family and friends back home in Sri Lanka.
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Growing food in response to the growing cost of living
Homesteading in the countryside or in a small basement apartment is becoming more common as the cost of living keeps rising.
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Resettlement video game tells old stories in new way
“Relocation” tells stories of resettlement in Newfoundland & Labrador along with a generous helping of local folk tales. James Grudic Kicker
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The next step for rally supporting Burin Peninsula health care
This past weekend, residents on the Burin Peninsula gathered to protest recommended cuts to health care in the region. Municipal leaders speak on the event and what comes next.
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Relief at the pumps at on-reserve gas stations
Local residents on Manitoulin Island are going a bit further to on-reserve gas stations to get some relief at the pumps from high gas prices.
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Corner Brook businesses take COVID-19 safety into their own hands
The Highve and the Rotary Arts Centre have both taken steps to ensure safety from COVID-19 while recuperating from issues they faced during the pandemic.