Too Good to Be True: The Local Fake News Story That Was Cited by US Intelligence
bySnopes managed to track the potential origins of the fake news story back to a cartoon from 1931.
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What About Us? Muskrats Weigh in on Muskrat Falls Inquiry
bySo here, dear Homo Sapiens, are a few of our thoughts on this project and how we may jointly derive some benefit.
Win Win: Social Housing is the Moral & Cost-Effective Solution for Homelessness in NL
byCost associated with public systems used to temporarily house people who are experiencing homelessness. Hospital: $10,900; Jail: $4,333; Shelter bed: $1,932; Social housing: $200.
Polls Are Open For The 2018 People’s Choice Awards
byHelp us recognize your go-to restaurants, praise your favourite places, and acknowledge your favourite faces.
Notes from the Rafters: This Week’s City Council Meeting Recap
byIf the owner does not comply with the Springdale Street demolition order, the city will send out a tender and do it themselves and then bill the owner.
Snelgrove Trial Appeal Could Affect Canada’s Legal Definition Of Consent
byThe jury was never allowed to consider section 273.1(2)(c) of the criminal code, which reads “no consent is obtained … where the accused induces the complainant to engage in the activity by abusing a position of trust, power or authority.”
$2.7 Million Earmarked For Quidi Vidi Park Project
byThe plans include a new concession area on the North Bank
Gerry Rogers Questions Liberals’ Liberal Giveaways to Large Corporations
by“That’s money that government won’t have for schools, roads, and health care,” Rogers said in Question Period.
Our Entrepreneurs Are Going Boom as Our Economy Is Going Bust
byThe number of female entrepreneurs in NL has tripled in 10 years.
Notes from The Rafters: This Week’s City Council Meeting Recap
byHead lice (clinics) welcome. Old age homes on agricultural land not.
Mini Block Created by Rawlin’s Cross Roundabout to Get New Life As a Venue
byStella’s Circle’s Light Up Hope Event will be the first of possibly many uses of the space
Lethally Lazy: The Modern Lifestyle is Catching up to 1 in 4 People
byChronic inactivity also raises the risk of health problems as serious as heart disease, type-2 diabetes, and certain cancers.