Metro
Hanging steel and breaking glass ceilings
Women only account for just over four per cent of the province’s trades workforce, but one educator is paving the way for a more inclusive future.
Province
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Silence is not golden
The Department of Education is advising teachers not to discuss eating disorders and instead focus on positive body image.
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What’s on the inside: life with an invisible disability
‘I’ve had people banging on my window, even before I’m out of the car.’
Province
Safety on the roads is never old
Senior drivers face hurdles as they age and experts think there should be more testing.
Province
Newfoundland and Labrador ranks the highest in food insecurity
More than 20 per cent of the province’s population struggles to keep the cupboards full, according to Statistics Canada.
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Wellness on a dime
Eating a balanced meal has become a rarity, says a local nutritionist.
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Student says it’s difficult to balance school with seasonal depression
When daylight saving time ends, one post-secondary student says she’s left in the dark.
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Rising cost of living leaves people in the cold
Seniors and new homeowners are among those struggling with the cost of home heating in the province.
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Wage increase welcomed, but not enough
The provincial government raised the minimum hourly rate by 50 cents to $15 per hour on Oct. 1. It’s the second increase this year. Kicker’s Madison Ryan went to Water Street in St. John’s to […]
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Two and a half billion fans can’t be wrong
Cricket NL is trying to get young Canadians into the second most popular sport in the world, but it’s a struggle.