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People with disabilities still struggling through the snow
Despite an increased snow-clearing budget, advocates say St. John’s still has a long way to go
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St. John’s Muslim community marks Quebec City Mosque attack anniversary, battles Islamophobia
January 29 is the National Remembrance Day of the Quebec City Mosque attack and a day of action against Islamophobia. Local Muslim organizations are trying to increase awareness.
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Writing under a bright light
Tara Nanayakkara is a visually impaired author with three books to her credit and more on the way.
Metro
Stanford’s hockey legacy honoured by Growlers
Glenn Stanford has played a vital role with every pro hockey team Newfoundland has ever had. The Newfoundland Growlers’ president was recently honoured for his contribution.
Arts
Corner Brook artist recreates shopping lists for soft sculpture exhibit
Shannyn Reid collects scraps of paper used in daily life and imagines the story behind each one. Her exhibit (Un)familiar opens on Friday. James Grudic Kicker
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Encouraging slow fashion through personal example
The move into a more sustainable and environmentally-friendly fashion is part of a local brands mantra.
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Seniors homes returning to normal
With restrictions being lifted, seniors homes are planning how to reopen after two years Zac GreenKicker
Province
Rough roads for Torbay residents
Provincial and town interests make keeping roadways up complicated.
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AIPP turns AIP: Newcomers filling the void for Newfoundland and Labrador
Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) becomes permanent from pilot after two terms of extensions. Newfoundland and Labrador employers may continue to fill their vacancies.
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Regionalization and its effects On Newfoundland and Labrador
MHA Joedy Wall and Dr. Rob Greenwood from The Harris Centre explain what regionalization is and its possible effects on the province Zac GreenKicker