Metro
Rawlins Cross pilot project unsafe for pedestrians, some say
Transforming the intersection into a traffic circle hasn’t improved anything, say some drivers.
Year: 2018
Audio Stories
Anybody can start a rumor-the challenges of social media
Students were locked in their classrooms at the Prince Phillip Drive campus on Friday, Sept, 28. Rumors quickly spread on social media, with many saying there was a weapon on campus, Constable Geoff Higdon and […]
Arts
The preserving of a story
Storytellers of all kinds gathered at the Rocket Bakery this Tuesday to kick off the Storytelling Festival and to help celebrate the craft.
Audio Stories
Foggy rumours
Three U.S Navy researchers were in Ferryland for six weeks to conduct an experiment with Newfoundland fog
Metro
Featured
Monitoring the province’s children to ‘create better overall wellness’
New government committee aims to create a ‘set of indicators of future mental health and addictions issues.’ Andrew Waterman Kicker
Featured
Local conflict between vegans and agriculture industry
Over Thanksgiving weekend, Anonymous for the Voiceless promoted veganism through a display of graphic content. The Federation of Agriculture is not pleased with it. Margaret Harvey Kicker News
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Pro hockey is back in St. John’s
The Newfoundland Growlers are ready to take the ice.
Featured
The Tempest ABCs
Weathermen and women cannot magically conjure hurricanes like Prospero, but they can name them.
Lifestyles
Demand high for fresh local turkeys
Want a fresh, local holiday bird? Get started early