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Leonard “Lenny” Tiller is a community studies student of the College of the North Atlantic. He volunteers because “sometimes we need to forget the bad stuff.”

Generation Y helps out

November 8, 2018 Melissa Wong 0

Forget what you’ve heard about Generation Y. They’re volunteering and making a difference in their own communities.

MUN students helping themselves and others through outreach

October 2, 2018 John Williams 0

A group at Memorial University is focusing on community engagement, hoping to make students’ lives better.

Governments committed to reducing food wastage by one-third

June 12, 2018 Adam Pike 0

Positive thinking more than just a state of mind

February 28, 2018 Jonny Hodder 0

The Positive Thinkers Club has been spreading good vibes throughout St. John’s for nearly 30 years.

Part-time pride? Not here b’y

January 25, 2018 Erica Yetman 0

Young adults are professing their pride in Newfoundland one purchase at a time.

Mental health conversation no walk in the park

October 12, 2017 Kyle Reid 0

Memorial University students will hold a Move for Mental Health walk Sunday at Bowring Park to raise money in support of the Gathering Place.

Learning exercise offers blanket solution for aboriginal reconciliation

March 23, 2017 Jonny Hodder Comments Off

Exercise offers an interactive, emotional look at the troubling relationship between Canada’s indigenous people and European settlers.

Kicker Radio tackles racism and discrimination in N.L.

March 19, 2017 Jonny Hodder Comments Off

With the recent Corporate Research Associates’s poll showing a majority of Atlantic Canadians support screening immigrants for “Canadian values,” Kicker Radio dedicated a special 90-minute broadcast to tackling racism, discrimination and the nerves they expose.

‘Literacy isn’t a luxury’

February 9, 2017 Kicker Comments Off

While supporting local literacy festival, book lovers protest new tax.