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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.
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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.
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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.
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Two St. John’s businesses earn praise for their treatment of workers during pandemic
Workers at two Newfoundland companies say their employers have gone above and beyond to ensure staff are safe, comfortable and treated fairly during the pandemic.
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Newfoundland’s one and only groundhog not likely to emerge anytime soon
Nature park staff expect to see resident woodchuck in April at the earliest.
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Omicron wanes the little income musicians across the province make.
Newfoundland artists Carolina East and Justin Fancy share their frustration over Covid and what the public can do to help in the upcoming Mind the Music fundraiser. By Arlette Lazarenko.
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Foxtrap softball field getting a new lease on life
New ownership means long-awaited upgrades to All Saints Primary School grounds may finally begin.
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Residents weigh in on St. John’s’ Climate Action Plan
Strategy eyes zero-emissions future with energy-efficient buildings, electric transport
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Increased collisions around the holidays affect the mental health of first responders, professionals say
First responders say increased motor vehicle collisions during the holiday season affect the mental health of emergency response workers and their families. They urge drivers to take caution while on the road.
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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.