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New finance program in place for teenagers
There has been a steady increase in student debt in recent years. An addition to the high school curriculum provides youth with insights about how they can manage their finances.
journalism
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‘I don’t know why, but I never felt fear’
Mexican journalists work in a world of threats and murder.
Audio Stories
It only takes a small group of dedicated citizens to make real change
A local woman protests outside the hearings and trials of accused sex offenders in hopes of bringing awareness to sexual violence in the province. Newfoundland Sexual Assault Crisis Prevention Centre, provide support for survivors with […]
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From broadcast to podcast
They’re becoming increasingly popular, but does their popularity impact broadcast radio? James Piercey Kicker
Metro
Local Facebook group brings back memories of a bygone St. John’s
“St. John’s residents are reliving their past through a nostalgic collection of old photographs”
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Social media and the problem of online harassment
Online bullying isn’t new, but it still feels overwhelming.
Featured
School is out but student athletes aren’t quite ready for early summer
‘We probably had a chance to win but it’s over now.’
Audio Stories
Backlash Vegans Face in Newfoundland
It may be hard for some to believe that there are people who eat a plant based diet. Sadly, this lifestyle comes with a lot of backlash. Thandi O’GradyKicker
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Injured playing hockey? You might not be covered
Hockey players need to know what insurance covers – and what it doesn’t.
Arts
Funding the Future of Tech in Newfoundland
The Canadian and Newfoundland governments announced a micro-fund project for Genesis, a company helping tech start-ups in NL. Nick Hanlon-Wadman Kicker