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Storytelling Festival offers local yarns and travelling tales

October 12, 2017 Jonny Hodder 0

The St. John’s Storytelling Festival is taking place October 10-15

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Cortney Lake added to list of over 100 missing and murdered women

October 5, 2017 Victoria Plowman 0

Names of 117 were read to an emotional crowd in St. John’s during the In Her Name Vigil.

Arts

St. John’s sculptor Morgan MacDonald is a bronze winner

September 21, 2017 Jason Sheppard 0

Young artist uses old methods to create contemporary pieces of art. 

Arts

Beyonce, burlesque and comedy for a good cause

April 18, 2017 Jonny Hodder Comments Off on Beyonce, burlesque and comedy for a good cause

The ‘Positively Beyonce’ fundraiser at Factory brought together local burlesque performers and comedians to raise $1,500 for Planned Parenthood.

Metro

‘It’s one of the essential components of growing business in a city’

April 6, 2017 Joshua White Comments Off on ‘It’s one of the essential components of growing business in a city’

St. John’s has taken major steps to accommodate a growing tourism industry and now possibly has too many rooms at the inn.

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A cab ride becomes a nightmare

March 30, 2017 Kicker Comments Off on A cab ride becomes a nightmare

It was supposed to be an evening to celebrate her 19th birthday, but instead it left her traumatised.

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‘If somebody has a grudge … you can always get them outside the court’

March 23, 2017 Kicker Comments Off on ‘If somebody has a grudge … you can always get them outside the court’

Despite security upgrades promised since 2014, essential security screening equipment for St. John’s Supreme Court is collecting dust and it’s all because of staffing issues.

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Defining hate crimes is not black and white

March 16, 2017 Jason Sheppard Comments Off on Defining hate crimes is not black and white

Canadian Criminal Code has fallen behind what such offences have become.

The Battery in St. John's at night
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Cod fish, coffee shops and keeping it local

March 2, 2017 Mark Chafe Comments Off on Cod fish, coffee shops and keeping it local

St. John’s businesses are giving local food and beverages their just desserts.

Arts

Hardest working people in the biz

March 2, 2017 Mike Moore Comments Off on Hardest working people in the biz

Sharing the stage is never a problem in Newfoundland, as many local musicians spread their talents around to multiple bands at the same time.

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