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MUN Botanical Gardens knows what goes ‘bump’ in the night
The annual Creatures of the Night walk teaches people to appreciate the outdoors during the spookiest season of the year
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Creepy, crafty and curious
A local artist is taking taxidermy to another level.
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Campaigning for a more neurodiverse council
A candidate in Mount Pearl’s recent municipal election describes his unique campaign. Caeleigh HiscockKicker Mount Pearl candidate Mike Peach ran on a platform featuring neurodiversity. Peach lost the vote in the recent municipal election. But […]
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Roller Derby – a sport for the ‘misfit toys’
During off-season, local league holds a learn to skate program, or as they call it fresh meat recruitment.
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Indie bookstores in St. John’s are the ‘backbone’ of the bookselling trade
A local bookseller has noticed a rise in local interest since Covid Mahalia Ardis/ Kicker News
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‘Bunpocalypse’: Overbreeding Domesticated Rabbits
It may be Easter, but not all bunnies bring chocolate eggs. Mount Pearl pet store, Critters ‘n’ Things has stopped carrying rabbits due to animal shelters already being over-run with them. A local bunny enthusiast […]
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Sales of lower and non-alcoholic beverage rise in the province
Sales of lower alcoholic beverages rise as NLC release their Q3 performance.
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Rock-climbing community growing in N.L.
Two rock-climbing companies plan to expand, offering enthusiasts more variety.
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Climate Change Film Festival Shows Effect on Arctic and Indigenous Way of Life
The Climate Collective host film festival at the Johnson Geo Centre to bring awareness to climate changes effect on the Arctic and Indigenous peoples.
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High school pilot suggests benefits of cell phone ban
A pilot project involving a high school cell phone ban suggests there are benefits to digital disconnection.