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Volcano shakes Philippines with explosive eruption
Filipino government has since downgraded as Taal simmers down.
St. John’s fight against climate change: the next steps
In the aftermath of St. John’s declaring climate change an emergency, the deputy mayor and a local scientist put forward ideas on what the city can do next.
Mother Earth has the best colours
Two local herbalists are bringing cosmetics and fashion back to their roots and teaching people about the resources under their feet.
Housing starts are the lowest in three decades
When shovels aren’t going in the ground, it’s a sign the economy is struggling.
The great Canadian divide
The federal election has given rise to a surge of Western separatism
The political sign wars
There’s an election in the wind, and often so are the signs.
Shattering the glass ceiling
Women face unique challenges in the political arena and are still fighting for equality and respect.
Personal responsibility is the game, Ruckpaul is the name.
The only candidate for the People’s Party of Canada in Newfoundland talks about his background, his policies and the current election cycle.
