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The financial struggle is real
The holiday season is hard on everyone’s wallet, but some struggle more than others. Find out how to help your bank account and your mental health bounce back.
Province
Audio Stories
Premier’s Youth Council meet with Premier Ball to discuss the pressing issues affecting youth in the province
The Premier’s Youth Council held their annual meeting at Confederation Building last week. The Premier and other guest speakers spent the day with the 25 member council.
Province
Pitching for the big win
Seven tech start-ups present their business ideas at the Genesis Centre’s Pitch and Pick Fall 2018 event
Featured
$1M investment announced for cell service in southern Labrador
‘It keeps us up to speed to the rest of the world. I mean, everything we do these days is online.’
Province
National Bullying Awareness Week comes amid MHA harassment allegations
Teachers say government is doing work in schools to address bullying, despite scandal on Confederation Hill.
Province
Too much work troubles posties
The rotating strikes began on Oct. 22 after the Canadian Union of Postal Workers demands were not met.
Featured
Troubling times for thrift shoppers
‘We bought one outfit each and it was almost $40. That’s not realistic when really that $40 was supposed to get us groceries.’
Lifestyles
Memories on the international stage
St. John’s men’s choir wants to make music around the globe.
Province
Newfoundland dogs making a splash in Europe
A training camp in England specializes in training provincial namesake for rescue operations.
National
To have or have not – is it even the right question?
The terms have and have not do very little to explain the province’s financial situation.