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Splash of solidarity
On the National Day of Action, students in St. John’s took to the streets for affordable and accessible education.
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The transformative power of a haircut
For many non-binary and gender non-conforming people, simple things most take for granted can be the first step towards self-expression and identity affirmation.
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One man’s journey to Islam strengthens his sense of belonging
As Muslims around the world observe Ramadan, Vikentiy Pashuk’s conversion to Islam offers a unique perspective on how this holy month can inspire personal growth and transformation.
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CNA textiles and apparel design students hit the runway
As the semester draws to a close, CNA textile and apparel design students begin preparing for their end-of-year runway show. Shannon JonesKicker
Lifestyles
Maintaining the path to the coast
Newfoundland is famous for its captivating landscapes and breathtaking views. Better yet, a hike along the coastline gives a first-person chance to see it. April Peach takes us into the world of the East Coast […]
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Retail employees affected by seasonal layoffs
After the Christmas season ends, employers let go of seasonal workers, causing stress for the remaining retail employees.
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St. John’s patients call for real-time ER wait-time tracking
Long wait times in emergency rooms leave N.L. patients frustrated and exhausted, while patients from other provinces benefit from real-time wait-time tracking.
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ChatGPT – a robot sidekick or an undercover villain?
A powerful artificial intelligence tool produces impressive human-like text in a matter of seconds. But the ease of using it might be at the cost of something more valuable.
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Veterans continue a legacy of Remembrance with high school students
Members of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 1 attended a Remembrance Day assembly Tuesday at Waterford Valley High School.
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Studded tires pose safety risks in Newfoundland driving conditions
People use studded tires for added safety. However, experts say they might potentially increase the risk of collisions when the roads are not icy.