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Kinsmen’s Santa Claus Parade brings holiday spirit to Corner Brook
The Santa Claus Parade sailed through downtown Corner Brook on Saturday, Dec. 4.
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Bring on those freezing temperatures
One Ontario village cannot wait to get on the ice and reap the benefits of a community effort to upgrade the local outdoor rink.
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Winnipeg kids ready to get vaxxed
Winnipeg kids – and their parents- are eager to get first dose of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine.
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Corner Brook may take an environmental approach to city planning
Upland suggested that Corner Brook turn towards urban densification in a virtual meeting held on Nov. 24. This would help the city combat the effects of climate change while bringing in more tax revenue.
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Will Newfoundland weather the storms to come?
Climate change is already here. Senior climatologist says this year has been a good example of what’s to come next. […]
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St. John’s businesses grappling with product shortages, delivery delays
Supply chain disruptions affecting availability of containers, cans
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Gathering Place faces rising food costs as visits increase
Sherri BreenKicker The increased cost of living has reached record levels in Newfoundland and Labrador. The fallout is particularly visible among those at risk of hunger and homelessness in the capital city. The Gathering Place […]
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Some pandemic pivots are permanent for Manitoulin Island businesses
Lifting of capacity limits in Ontario does not mean an immediate ‘return to normal’ for some small businesses on Manitoulin Island
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Fourth annual memorial service for Winnipeg’s departed homeless a tragic reminder
Winnipeg homelessness advocate Al Wiebe organizes a yearly event as a way of honouring lives lost on the streets, and the loved ones they left behind.
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The poppy – a symbol of remembrance for 100 years
Still significant to many people, the poppy reminds us of family and friends who served in the military.