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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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Featured
Rock-climbing community growing in N.L.
Two rock-climbing companies plan to expand, offering enthusiasts more variety.
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How Trump’s victory will impact NL
Economics instructor Peter Morgan explains how NL’s exports may be affected by the recent US election results
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Enthusiast shares his passion for slingshots
A Carbonear man is bringing back a vintage pastime.
Featured
Lack of affordable housing and rising cost of living challenge Ukrainian newcomers
They say apartments are available but finding affordable housing has been a challenge.
News
Ice safety can save lives
Constant freezing and thawing make ice conditions unpredictable in Newfoundland. But there are ways to determine whether the ice is safe enough for skating, hockey or snowmobiling.
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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.
Metro
Creating a business out of kindness
Jeremy Meade and Fouad Matar created Zipp Cart last spring. A safe way for St. John’s residents to get groceries during the COVID-19 pandemic.
News
Getting groceries a difficult task for seniors in rural Newfoundland
Many seniors living in rural Newfoundland are going to local stores to get their groceries because the latest lockdown is hampering their access to larger food retailers in the metro St. John’s region.
Arts
Local student turns a Covid-19 hobby into a brand
Panashe Chichaya started a clothing brand last year after his interest in art drove him to buy an embroidery machine during the Covid-19 pandemic. Marykate O’Neill Kicker