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Navigating the city through the eyes of someone who is blind
Deon Slaney said St. John’s is more accessible to blind people, but there is work to do.
City of St. John’s
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Roundabouts offer safety: if drivers know the rules
Traffic circles are comparable to Disneyland.
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Muslim stories find their place
A six-year university project creates province’s first dedicated archive of Islamic heritage.
News
Ukrainian National Federation of Canada holding event on 4-year anniversary of invasion
Olena Horbatenko is holding a commemorative event February 24th, the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Audio Stories
Changes coming to Metrobus as its budget increases by $1 million
Metrobus general manager Judy Powell commits to improve quality as ridership and budgets increase.
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Cold weather brings new and old issues to light for wheelchair users in St. John’s
Sidewalks and accessible parking spaces are causing safety concerns and frustration for St. John’s residents with disabilities.
Metro
Let’s be clear about transparent garbage bags
Since January 2022, residents of St. John’s have switched their black garbage bags to clear ones. This measure was initiated by the city of St. John’s to increase recycling. Has it worked?
Audio Stories
Sweeping for success
The success of Mount Pearl native Brad Gushue and his curling team is inspiring others to get involved in the sport.
Metro
Mild weather complicating outdoor activities
Muncipal governments in the metro area have planned lots of fun winter activities for residents, but unusually warm temperatures have put a wrench in some of those plans.
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Canada takes one step closer to truth and reconciliation, many more left to go
Community members and staff say that a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a good start, but more top-down action is needed.