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.
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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
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Young voters: a crucial vote in this election
Politicians say young voters will have a big impact on this election.
Audio Stories
St. John’s Junior Hockey League gears up for the new season
The St. John’s Junior Hockey League is ready for a new season after the global pandemic shut the league down abruptly last March, but will the Covid-19 regulations change the game?
Featured
In mass shootings, words are important
“What we experience is that, when something like this happens, people’s desire for reliable information is growing.”
Audio Stories
New age arcade
The St. John’s Rec Room has modernized the arcade. Griffen StucklessKicker
Metro
Can a paywall keep the Telegram from shutting its doors?
After 140 years in the business, the St. John’s daily newspaper is doing something entirely new.
Lifestyles
Social Media is Trending in Newfoundland
With social media on the rise, Newfoundland is gaining some more on-line characters.
Featured
NTV’s Beth Penney – from the classroom to the province’s busiest newsroom
It’s been seven months since Beth Penney graduated from CNA’s journalism program. Now she’s one of NTV’s newest and most enthusiastic reporters.