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Barbara Young isn't used to being home this time of year. She usually visits her son but because of COVID-19 that isn't possible.

American dream

November 26, 2020 Matthew Hagerty 1

As a Newfoundlander living in the United States of America, Oren Young sees a different USA that what most see on TV.

The community of Dildo has become popular with tourists. They go there to get photos with the sign and to visit small businesses, they aren’t going out to drive over potholes. Despite the town’s immense […]

Group brings Christmas cheer to deployed soldiers

November 23, 2020 Kyle Brookings 0

For the last 29 years, the Women’s Institute in Port au Choix has been doing its part to bring Christmas cheer to soldiers from this province who cannot be home for the holidays.

Santa Claus is comin’ to Mile One

November 20, 2020 Chantel Murrin 0

The annual downtown St. John’s Christmas parade may be cancelled, but there is still a chance to see Santa and get your letters in. Chantel Murrin Kicker While the annual downtown St. John’s Christmas parade […]

Deer Lake Food Bank vs. COVID-19

November 20, 2020 Griffen Stuckless 0

The Deer Lake Food Bank continues to operate despite donation numbers being down. This Christmas more than ever, local food banks could use your help. Griffen Stuckless Kicker

a cheque sits next to some money in this photo illustration

The cheque’s in the mail: how universal basic income could work in Newfoundland

November 19, 2020 Mark Quilty 0

Labrador West MHA Jordan Brown says social assistance ‘hasn’t done its job’ in reducing poverty in Newfoundland and Labrador.

NL West SPCA sees fabulous response to public plea: shelter director

November 17, 2020 Kyle Brookings 0

Following an unusually large influx of abandoned cats recently, the NL West SPCA in Corner Brook appealed to the public for items such as bleach and cat litter. Despite a drop in donations earlier this […]

The near miss: a warning to hunters

November 12, 2020 Griffen Stuckless 0

It’s the height of hunting season in Newfoundland – but it’s more than animals that are in danger.

Settling a resettled town

November 12, 2020 Patrick Newhook 0

The community of Spreadeagle was a community that was fully resettled by the year 1969. Now people are beginning to come back. Kicker’s Patrick Newhook goes to Spreadeagle to uncover why people are moving back. […]

A heavy weight to carry from afar

November 12, 2020 Chantel Murrin 0

Congolese living in Newfoundland and Labrador haven’t forgotten what’s happening in their home country.