Newfoundland and Labrador Archives - Page 5 of 20

Alisha Noel (left) and Chinenye (right) are first-year medical office management students at Prince Philip Drive campus. They held a donation at the campus lobby on Tuesday afternoon, March 12 to gather daily needs to help single parents in need. Alisha Noel/CNA

CNA students raise money for single parents

March 18, 2024 Nathan Chen 0

Medical office management students at College of the North Atlantic in St. John’s recently expected to help single parents with daily needs

Sip the magic of latte art

February 29, 2024 Clifton Tam 0

Each pour can tell a story.

Beyond wearing pink

February 22, 2024 Clifton Tam 0

Prevention is the best way to stop bullying, says national anti-bullying charity

‘Bookapalooza’ offers vibrant celebration of local literature

February 22, 2024 Mohammad Fuaz 0

Book lovers can immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Newfoundland and Labrador’s literary scene at the A.C. Hunter Public Library’s Love Our Local Authors Bookapalooza book sale.

St. John's Mike's Shamrocks former player Billy Breen poses in his store, Breen's Deli and Convenience

Shamrocks’ Billy Breen recounts historic victory 45 years on

February 22, 2024 Cameron 1

The St. John’s Mike’s Shamrocks were first awarded the Herder Memorial Trophy in 1979.

A black cat, with a patch of white on its chest. It has glowing green eyes.

New business makes pet ownership more accessible

February 22, 2024 Abigail Butler 0

Pet Uber is providing convenience for pet owners in St. John’s and Mount Pearl, but it’s also alleviating stress faced by those with mobility issues.

Icy Adventures: bonding beyond the cold

February 22, 2024 Ariyana Gomes 0

Father-son duo explores frozen lakes in Newfoundland, weaving a story of shared passion and memories.

A close up shot of the branch on a dogberry tree

Modern technology has made forecasts reliable and easily accessible, but some people trust their own methods when it comes to predicting the weather. Abby ButlerKicker If dogberry trees are plentiful, one can expect a harsh […]

Northeast Jr. Eagles defenceman Thomas O'Brien skates during a recent game. O'Brien volunteers with Camp Delight, a summer camp for children with cancer. His team will donate all proceeds from an upcoming game to the camp.

Local junior hockey team holds cancer fundraiser

February 9, 2024 Cameron 0

All proceeds from the Northeast Jr. Eagles’ final home game of the season will go to a summer camp for children with cancer. The Eagles face off against the Paradise Jr. Warriors 7:30 p.m. Sunday […]

Training session equips frontline workers to tackle ‘vicarious trauma’

February 8, 2024 Mohammad Fuaz 0

In the digital silence, the toll of vicarious trauma quietly resonates. Each keystroke can be a reminder of the empathy that binds yet burdens.