The city budget that will be released Monday, December 12th will include increases to fees and fines for parking and public transportation, as well as inspection services, public recreation programs, and room rentals.
Perfect Wedding opens with a groom-to-be waking up next to a stranger on the morning of his wedding just moments before his fiancé is supposed to arrive. In typical farcical fashion, his attempts to cover up the situation and save the big day lead to further chaos and confusion.
“A lot of men don’t see domestic abuse as a men’s issue. They see it as a women’s issue alone when in fact it’s an issue that has to be addressed by all sexes and genders. We have to all work together to get people to see that.”
Community Services Critic Lorraine Michael says the provincial government’s long term-care services are failing seniors.
Mike Gough is this year’s Peoples Choice Award winner for Best Local Visual Artist. His new exhibit launches tonight.
Rowley’s talks will address the Communist Party’s position on Dwight Ball’s austerity budget as well as the opposition to the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric project.
This model for learning fosters creativity and wonder about the nature of the world, in all its infinity.
Brad Firth, known as Caribou Legs, will finish his cross-country run to raise awareness about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW), in St. John’s this weekend.
Southern record labels and distributors told the Jerry Cans they won’t work with the band unless they sing in English. The band has responded to the pressure to anglicise their music by forming the first record label in Nunavut, Aakuluk Music.
The Catalyst Bottom Line study shows that companies with more women board directors outperform those with the fewest by 66% return on invested capital, 53% return on equity, and 42% return on sales.
The Festival began five years ago as a performance at The LSPU Hall showcasing the work of indigenous artists in St. John’s and surrounding areas.
St-Onge-Aubut has been a bush camp cook for fifteen years, living off the grid in Newfoundland for ten and serious about studying astrology for the past five.