Green Kitchen, a New Plant-Based Restaurant, Has Sprouted Up on Harvey Road
Everything the Green Kitchen serves is plant-based including their beer, wine, and desserts.
Read Ashley MacDonald’s Keynote Take Back the Night Speech
This is the story of what can happen when people listen to you, believe in you, and support you – it is a tale of possibility, potential, and post traumatic growth.
Calling BS: Newfoundlanders Are NOT the Country’s Friendliest Canadians
Are we better than we’ve been lately? Can we try to be?
Minorities in Our Province Face a 1 in 8 Chance of Discrimination
A Recent poll indicates that racism is increasing in our province, as we try to increase immigration and grow our population.
Local STI Testing Gets a Failing Grade: What’s a Gal Gotta Do to Get Tested Around Here?
“Given the state of STI and HIV testing in this province, it doesn’t shock me that people do not or cannot get access to this basic health service.”
“House Fire” Ignites a Spark
“I saw this quote on Tumblr, I think it was, and it said that if you’re being attacked it’s better to yell fire instead of rape because people will be more likely to come and help you.”
The Apocalypse is Waiting: Local Live-action Role Play Group Brings LARP Close to Home
Article by College of the North Atlantic student, Jessie Dobbin In live-action role playing, also know as LARP, people dress up in costume and act…
Why’s There No Wind in Our Financial Sails? We’re the Untapped Windiest Province
Newfoundland & Labrador has the least installed capacity of wind turbines in the country. Windiest province. Least turbines. Interesting.
The Cats So Difficult to Herd? Copyright at Memorial University
In the past four years,Canadian writers and publishers lost roughly $53 million (CAD) in licensing royalties. How did this happen?
Read Kiwanis High School Short Story Award Runner-Up Vanessa Miller’s “Inked Skin”
This fall, the Kiwanis Club of St. John’s announced the winners of their second annual Kiwanis High School Short Story Award for students in…
Read Kiwanis High School Short Story Award Runner-Up Emma Troake’s “Front Rows”: A Short Story
This fall, the Kiwanis Club of St. John’s announced the winners of their second annual Kiwanis High School Short Story Award for students in St. John’s and Mount Pearl. Below is third place winner, Emma Troake’s story “Front Rows.”
Four Ways to Celebrate Fisheries and Support their Sustainability on “World Fisheries Day”
In 2016, our provincial fisheries were valued at $1.4 billion, but their contributions beyond these pure economics are equally important. Fisheries are part of the cultural fabric of our province, support our blooming tourism industry, and provide employment in rural communities where alternate opportunities are scarce. They also provide nutritious, local, and tasty food.