Newfoundland artists Carolina East and Justin Fancy share their frustration over Covid and what the public can do to help in the upcoming Mind the Music fundraiser. By Arlette Lazarenko.
DoorDash drivers are losing their accounts in St. John’s after a group of customers used a systemic loophole in their favor. Kicker’s Sakib Ibn Rashid Rhivu reports:
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With the holiday season fast approaching, downtown businesses encourage people to shop locally.
Restaurants workers in downtown St. John’s say they saw capacity crowds two summers in a row.
Community members and staff say that a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a good start, but more top-down action is needed.
Travel restrictions and lockdowns force many to take longer breaks from visiting home.
Newfoundlanders are excited for the beginning of spring, and as the snow is finishing melting, people are starting to get outside and plan trips once again.
Some Newfoundlanders who were wary of lockdowns on the mainland chose to move home. Those expecting to find relief from lockdowns were soon met with Alert Level 5 back home.
Social isolation, loss of independence and ageism impact the well-being of older adults, say a social work professor and a mental health coordinator.
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