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Exam proctoring software giving security concerns
Emma Murphy lost control over her laptop after taking an online exam. Cyber security expert David Shipley weighs in. James Grudic Kicker
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Ear protection and the return to nightlife
Most people don’t wear ear protection at live events, but would benefit greatly in the long run. Chad Feehan Kicker News
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They shed blood so that others speak their mother tongue
On February 21st, 1952 Bangladeshi people shed their blood to speak officially in their mother language . That day of the history is now celebrated as “International Mother Language Day”. Each year, the local […]
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Those who came before us
A team of historians aim to undo years of decay in St. Paul’s Anglican Cemetery in Trinity
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Public skating returns to Corner Brook Civic Centre
Public skating returned to the Corner Brook Civic Centre on Feb. 19. Residents and staff alike are happy to see it back.
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Proof of vaccination, capacity limits end in Ontario
If you live in rural Northern Ontario, the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions may not have such an impact on your daily life.
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The John Howard Society always welcome donations for female hygiene products
Female inmates return to society with very little financial support. The John Howard Society helps with products that most women take for granted. Gurwinder Kaur, Kicker
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Record-high gas prices affecting delivery drivers
Delivery drivers have noticed an impact on their pay since gas prices have skyrocketed.