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Proof-of-vaccine easy to check in small town restaurants
Familiarity makes it easy to enforce proof-of-vaccine policy in rural communities in Nova Scotia
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One month in, Grenfell students thankful to be in the classroom
Grenfell students generally welcome the transition to in-person classes, while some left online long to return to campus.
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When the sites go down: Local businesses weigh in on recent Facebook and Instagram outages
St. John’s business owner Denise Goodyear viewed the recent global service interruption as a wake-up call for some entrepreneurs in the province.
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Winnipeg business sinks to desperate measures in effort to stay afloat
Eco-friendly shop hosts liquidation sale in attempt to gain cash flow and raise awareness of pandemic-related hardship for small businesses.
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Canada takes one step closer to truth and reconciliation, many more left to go
Community members and staff say that a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a good start, but more top-down action is needed.
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Pandemic has forced local library to pivot
Young families and teenagers have not returned to libraries following pandemic lockdowns, accelerating the impact of an aging population upon rural library relevance.
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3D printing entrepreneur makes face shields for free
Taylor Sweet, the founder of YGK3D, took a bad situation and did some good – printing face shields and ear straps for free to make up for shortages.
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Student disappointed as Atlantic bubble bursts
The re-opening of the Atlantic bubble has been delayed following a surge of COVID-19 cases in New Brunswick. The delay has created a lot of problems for students who had planned to travel home for […]
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Homesickness very real during pandemic
Travel restrictions and lockdowns force many to take longer breaks from visiting home.
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Some hunters not happy about increase in moose licenses
The government of Newfoundland and Labrador announced the details about an increase in moose licenses, and some local hunters are upset.