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Stigma, safety and secrecy
It’s been two years since provincial opioid action plan was introduced and stigma still surrounds safe-needle disposal and injection sites.
Province
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First signs before first words
Local sign language program opens early communication barriers for babies and parents.
Lifestyles
Fight heart disease with a colour
There’s a shade of red for everyone at the Red Dress event
Audio Stories
100 people is 100 people, St. Brendan’s resident says
Uncertainty and resettlement aside, St. Brendan’s residents are proud of where they come from.
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College of the North Atlantic faces $1.5 million deficit in wake of provincial budget
CNA’s board of governors is looking into how the college will make up for the loss. Meanwhile, Opposition education critic David Brazil says any cuts should be postponed until after a post-secondary education review has been […]
News
Finance Minister Tom Osborne breaks bread with his toughest critics
The St. John’s Board of Trade has been among the current government’s most vocal critics in regards to fiscal responsibility. Finance Minister Tom Osborne spoke at their luncheon on Thursday.
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Provincial government to replace Waterford Hospital
Dwight Ball announced on Thursday government plans to build a new mental health care facility as part of the Health Sciences Centre.
Province
‘It’s changed my life tremendously’
Students say Adult Basic Education is essential, ahead of Adult Literacy Action Plan public consultations
Province
Back to the Wood
Wood and woodstove sales are rising as people seek alternatives to costly electric energy.
Audio Stories
How Students Feel about Student Loans With the Upcoming Provincial Budget
With the upcoming provincial budget, how do students feel about the possible increase in tuition and student loans?