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Preparing for winter closures

October 25, 2024 Nathan Chen 0

Winter is around the corner and with it, likely school closures.

Chidinma Okpalaeke is a political science student. She says the context of where one lives in directly relates to their interest in politics.

‘Education, education, education.’

October 24, 2024 Gema Pazmino 0

Deputy Mayor Sheilagh O’Leary says more political literacy is needed.

Artists from the Cross-Pollination art showcase.

Coping through art

October 17, 2024 Gema Pazmino 0

Winter is coming

October 10, 2024 Nathan Chen 0

When the temperatures drop and the snow flies, drivers have to change their mindset.

Patiently waiting

October 9, 2024 Sharon Curtis 0

Patricia Hayward is one of many people waitlisted for a CT scan. Patricia Hayward seen here with her cat, Betty, is waiting on a CT scan. Sharon Curtis/Kicker

Fish harvesters now allowed to sell their catch outside of the province

April 4, 2024 Shadae 0

People in downtown St. John’s voice their opinions on fish harvesters being allowed to sell to outside buyers.

Jim Murphy, director of employment services, ANC

Immigrants find employment and hope in Newfoundland and Labrador

March 18, 2024 Sharon Curtis 0

The Association for New Canadians helps immigrants such as Ukrainian Olena Yaskiv find work in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Beyond wearing pink

February 22, 2024 Clifton Tam 0

Prevention is the best way to stop bullying, says national anti-bullying charity

Training session equips frontline workers to tackle ‘vicarious trauma’

February 8, 2024 Mohammad Fuaz 0

In the digital silence, the toll of vicarious trauma quietly resonates. Each keystroke can be a reminder of the empathy that binds yet burdens.

Thrive individual support coordinator Laura Parsons helps people from this office all week long.

Giving doesn’t end with the holidays

January 25, 2024 Justin Nolan 0

St. John’s community organizations share their experiences with donations in the post-holiday season.