Featured
‘I thought I was going to die’
People don’t understand the genuine horror that is COVID-19.
News
News
Newfoundland Greens react to new leader Annamie Paul
Green Party of Canada supporters in Newfoundland and Labrador are delighted with Annamie Paul’s ascension to leadership of their party. Paul, a human rights lawyer, is the first Black, Jewish woman to be elected leader […]
Metro
The struggles of staying open during a pandemic
Patrick Newhook Kicker News Small businesses are a big part of St. John’s. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s becoming difficult for some businesses to keep their doors open. Kicker’s Patrick Newhook looks into […]
News
Local craft breweries are here to stay
Kyle CurtisKicker The craft beer industry is booming in our province. But all these new micro-breweries popping up all over town raise the question of who will survive.
Metro
‘The pandemic has given a voice to workers …’
Dominion workers hold fast on picket lines as the strike drags on.
News
A time of change for kids with disabilities
Parents of children with disabilities are hopeful about this complicated school year.
Featured
Heart of the community struggles
Despite dwindling membership, Deer Lake legion soldiers on. Griffen Stuckless Kicker Legions were once the centre of a community, bringing everybody together – but that tradition seems to be dying out with veterans. Royal Canadian […]
Audio Stories
Advocates say UBI in Canada needs to be ironed out
Many Canadians are short on cash due to Covid-19. Talks of universal basic income for all Canadians have begun, but advocates aren’t sure how to successfully implement it.
Audio Stories
Things go from bad to worse for NL contractors
First Stormageddon, and now Coronavirus – Newfoundland and Labrador’s construction industry has taken a major hit in 2020.
Lifestyles
Uncertain time for entrepreneurs
New business owners are wondering what’s next.