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The race for St. John’s East begins
With talks of a potential snap federal election, people are wondering about what’s going to happen in St. John’s East.
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New sustainability app fills gap in carbon tracking
A new sustainability app will help Queen’s students track their carbon footprints, filling a significant gap in previous carbon tracking efforts.
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Lorna Budgell’s Polka Dot Trot
https://youtu.be/UaQeZSqMaAs Patrick Newhook Kicker News Despite being diagnosed with cancer in 2016. Lorna Budgell hasn’t given up hope. Lorna has been hosting the Polka Dot Trot for years to help raise money for patients undergoing […]
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Food insecurity continues to impact Postville residents
With food prices soaring, the people of Postville, Labrador, are disheartened as grocery store shelves sit empty and as produce rots before it arrives.
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Local charity to launch new thrift shop downtown Kingston
A Kingston-based charity is opening a new thrift shop downtown with the help of a generous grant from a Queen’s student club.
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Hot summer created challenges for west coast farmers
An unusually hot mid-summer proved difficult for farmers in Newfoundland. But the province eventually reported higher than average vegetable yields.
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Hideaway Struggles
COVID-19 has impacted bars in different ways – for the Hideaway Pub in Deer Lake, it has had a huge impact that has spurred on a side business. Griffen Stuckless Kicker
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New reality, new lessons
Learning from home is causing students to be stressed out.
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‘I thought I was going to die’
People don’t understand the genuine horror that is COVID-19.
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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 […]