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Will Newfoundland weather the storms to come?

November 25, 2021 Chantel Murrin 0

Climate change is already here. Senior climatologist says this year has been a good example of what’s to come next. […]

St. John’s businesses grappling with product shortages, delivery delays

November 25, 2021 Kyle Mooney 0

Supply chain disruptions affecting availability of containers, cans

Volunteers of The Gathering Place work in the kitchen to prepare meals for adults in need of basic supports

Gathering Place faces rising food costs as visits increase

November 15, 2021 Sherri Breen 0

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 […]

Some pandemic pivots are permanent for Manitoulin Island businesses

November 12, 2021 Maureen Strickland 0

Lifting of capacity limits in Ontario does not mean an immediate ‘return to normal’ for some small businesses on Manitoulin Island

A bearded man smiles at the camera at a coffee shop in Winnipeg

Fourth annual memorial service for Winnipeg’s departed homeless a tragic reminder

November 11, 2021 Carmen Ponto 0

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.

The poppy – a symbol of remembrance for 100 years

November 8, 2021 Andrena Teed 0

Still significant to many people, the poppy reminds us of family and friends who served in the military.

Retro Arcade and Sports Bar, located on West Street, Corner Brook, NL. It is one of many non-essential businesses transitioning to the use of the NLVaxPass and NLVaxVerify apps.

NLVaxPass: Two Corner Brook businesspeople say app has been reliable, but customers reactions vary

October 30, 2021 Brendyn Creamer 0

A bar owner and a café manager say the NLVaxPass app has been easy to use. Most customers have abided by the new vaccine pass law, but some are defiant.

proof-of-vaccine required sign on wall at restaurant

Proof-of-vaccine easy to check in small town restaurants

October 14, 2021 Andrena Teed 0

Familiarity makes it easy to enforce proof-of-vaccine policy in rural communities in Nova Scotia

One month in, Grenfell students thankful to be in the classroom

October 14, 2021 Brendyn Creamer 0

Grenfell students generally welcome the transition to in-person classes, while some left online long to return to campus.

The impact of the Facebook outage on social-media based businesses

When the sites go down: Local businesses weigh in on recent Facebook and Instagram outages

October 14, 2021 Sherri Breen 0

St. John’s business owner Denise Goodyear viewed the recent global service interruption as a wake-up call for some entrepreneurs in the province.