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News organizations embracing social media platforms to avoid broadcast blues
With uncertainty in the future of cable news, networks are embracing social media to keep people tuned in.
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The danger is not talking about it
The #MeToo movement empowered women all around the globe, and has shone light into a dark corner.
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Jamieson family creates scholarship to help next generation of N.L. broadcasters and political buffs
Family members of late broadcaster and politician Don Jamieson announced the creation of a new scholarship Thursday to assist students entering the fields of journalism, political science and communications.
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Mental health conversation no walk in the park
Memorial University students will hold a Move for Mental Health walk Sunday at Bowring Park to raise money in support of the Gathering Place.
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Military men say they fight for freedom of expression
Canadian servicemen discuss their thoughts on athlete protests during U.S. national anthem.
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Loss of mascot hard to bear
CNA pulls the plug on college mascot after 16 years
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‘Our government is confident we are on the right path’
Budget for 2017-2018 offers new investments, no tax hikes and no layoffs – but future job cuts are still on the table.
Lifestyles
‘They recognize the letters now, so why change?’
Members of the LGBTQ+ community speak out on what the multi-lettered acronym means to them.
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Skymark Homes files for creditor protection
Skymark Homes, one of the province’s largest real estate and development companies, looks to restructure.
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‘There was almost a sense of calm about the place, it was really quite extraordinary’
After a deadly attack that left at least four dead and 27 injured, London is returning to normal.