Featured
Silence is not golden
The Department of Education is advising teachers not to discuss eating disorders and instead focus on positive body image.
education
Lifestyles
Meet the moms-turned-teachers giving ‘homeroom’ a whole new meaning
Homeschooling moms weigh in on why the new way works, and why it doesn’t
Arts
Education series helps move Indigenous filmmakers closer to center frame
In St. John’s, a new initiative is aiming to change who tells their stories. Jenelle Duval is the arts and culture coordinator for First Light Friendship Centre in St. John’s. She says it’s important that […]
Audio
Peter Hiscock’s late-in-life career change
Peter Hiscock always struggled with mental illness, but got a new start and a new outlook mid-life. James Grudic Kicker Many people can feel stuck in a job that they don’t enjoy, but Peter Hiscock […]
Audio Stories
Students are missing major milestones due to Covid-19
Everyone has been impacted by Covid-19, but high school graduates and new post secondary students are missing the fundamental milestones of their lives.
Lifestyles
Cell phones in the classroom: help or hindrance?
‘It’s not just texting. You don’t know when your photo is being taken.’
Metro
Potential students attend CNA open house
College of the North Atlantic’s Prince Philip Drive Campus in St. John’s hosted an open house Wednesday. The aim of the event was to showcase the programs it offers to possible future students.
Featured
Syphilis and sexual education
Planned Parenthood says Newfoundland’s sex-ed curriculum has a part to play in Syphilis outbreaks
Province
‘It’s changed my life tremendously’
Students say Adult Basic Education is essential, ahead of Adult Literacy Action Plan public consultations
News
Jamieson family creates scholarship to help next generation of N.L. broadcasters and political buffs
Family members of late broadcaster and politician Don Jamieson announced the creation of a new scholarship Thursday to assist students entering the fields of journalism, political science and communications.