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A terrifying welcome to Newfoundland
Moose-vehicle collisions are far too common in Newfoundland. Now Kicker’s Sakib Ibn Rashid Rhivu has his own story to tell. Sakib Ibn Rashid RhivuKicker
St. John’s
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ROOTS drag show celebrates Black History Month
Drag artists celebrate Black History Month while fundraising for Black Lives Matter NL and the MUN Black Student Association. Larinda Mood is Newfoundland and Labrador’s only Black drag artist.
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AIPP turns AIP: Newcomers filling the void for Newfoundland and Labrador
Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) becomes permanent from pilot after two terms of extensions. Newfoundland and Labrador employers may continue to fill their vacancies.
Metro
‘Downtown Patrick Brown’: Reflecting on the life of a ‘mightily generous’ man
Colourful character spread kindness throughout St. John’s.
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Omicron wanes the little income musicians across the province make.
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.
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Drivers vs Customers: DoorDash drivers pay the price
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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Kids Can’t Fight Cancer Alone.
Being a childhood cancer survivor isn’t easy ,but when these kids grow up and take on a job that continues to help other sick kids, it makes the struggle a little easier. Kicker’s Christina Whalen […]
Metro
Shopping local supports local and it can be affordable, small businesses say
With the holiday season fast approaching, downtown businesses encourage people to shop locally.
Metro
St. John’s businesses bid farewell to outdoor patios, for now
Restaurants workers in downtown St. John’s say they saw capacity crowds two summers in a row.
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Canada takes one step closer to truth and reconciliation, many more left to go
Community members and staff say that a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a good start, but more top-down action is needed.