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Immunocompromised student still fears worst-case scenario if COVID-19 strikes
Young and old fear that relaxing public health rules is happening too soon.
News
News
N.L. takes a closer look at anti-racist education
Dr. Sulaimon Giwa of Memorial University and Education Minister Tom Osbourne address the call for anti-racist education following two separate incidents of controversial classroom conduct.
News
Online activities a challenge for Kilbride to Ferryland Family Resource Coalition
The Kilbride to Ferryland Family Resource Coalition has been relegated to online activities for roughly two years.
Arts
NL Public Libraries hosting educational events for Black History Month
Newfoundland and Labrador Public Libraries will show a film and host two online events for Black History Month in February.
News
Is the Emergencies Act called for? St. John’s residents weigh in
Some question whether extraordinary measures are warranted.
Metro
Cultural changes needed in new prison
Longstanding issues with HMP have people hoping for change when its replacement is built.
News
Off the beaten path
A group of ATV riders has banded together to restore and redevelop Newfoundland’s trails.
News
MUN climate change panel says collective action an important step forward
Two experts on a Memorial University climate inaction panel say individual action is not enough to curb climate change.
News
Cultural heritage report for historic bridge doesn’t capture cultural identity that some call “island time”
The latest report on the replacement of the Little Current swing bridge recommends removal and commemoration.
News
Corner Brook residents concerned about snow clearing on side streets
Corner Brook is known for its heavy snowfalls, but two residents say they’ve been left out in the cold.