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Full-circle operation in rural Newfoundland gives scraps from fish, farm, forestry sectors a second life
After a good feed of moose, the bones and fat are usually the bits left on your plate and ultimately end up in the garbage. But for one man in the northern part of Newfoundland, there’s value in those normally discarded animal parts and ...
Do this one thing: love yourself and love your body
Amanda Marie Jackman had a love-hate relationship with mirrors when she was a teenager. “I often struggled with who I saw in the mirror.” People would tell her she was pretty. She didn’t see it. As her weight yo-yoed ...
Take steps to protect dogs from Newfoundland and Labrador's road salt, owner and vet say
Gail Courtney doesn’t usually walk her two poodles along main roadways. She much prefers the outer trails. “There’s just way too much salt around,” she said. “That’s really hard on their paws.” But ...
Thirty-year-old St. John’s woman excited to finally be adopted by foster family
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - It has been three weeks since Jessica King eagerly sat by the Christmas tree with her boyfriend in their St. John’s home on Christmas Day morning to open gifts. But she’s still on Cloud 9 after receiving the ...
Newfoundland's Judith Bobbitt makes waves in research to save lives
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. -- With a passion for improving health and safety and a vision as wide as the sea, Judith Bobbitt of St. John’s has established herself as a trailblazer in Atlantic Canada’s business community. As president and ...
Cannabis legalization having different effects on policing across Atlantic Canada
If you’re wondering how police forces in this part of the country have been affected since the legalization of marijuana, it depends on where you live. Three major cities in Atlantic Canada have seen different trends since Oct. ...
Mount Pearl man being mourned after pickup truck accident on bridge in Terra Nova
People in Mount Pearl and across the province are still dealing with the shock of the sudden death of the man who died as a result of an accident near Terra Nova over the weekend. Keith Hendry — whose body was found Monday, a day and a ...
Cursive handwriting: A lost art or a needless skill?
After eating supper at a local restaurant, a group of customers heads to the cash to pay for their meal. One of them hands the 18-year-old woman behind the counter their bill, which included their waitress’s neatly handwritten list of their ...
After 30 years as a concert promoter, David Carver opens up about his career and venturing into filmmaking
When more than 400 people piled into his backyard for a Hawaiian party in the early 1980s, David Carver discovered he had a knack for packing a place for social gatherings. “I was promoting the party while at (Memorial) University, but I ...
‘Coupon Queen’ shops like a detective when looking for deals
She walks into the supermarket like a detective on the trail of a hot case. With grocery list in hand, Tina Crane lays her purse in her shopping cart and takes out a yellow envelope stuffed with coupons clipped for specials on various ...
