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‘Our truth matters’: Innu Nation will showcase its history on Sept. 30 (opens the original)
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As National Truth and Reconciliation Day is marked, Innu Nation Grand Chief Jodie Ashini is ready to unveil the culmination of hours of work. At the Labrador Interpretation Centre in Northwest River, Ashini and her people will unveil the Innu Pakassiun exhibit. “It means everything that encompasses life — everything. All the tools that are needed for your survival, and it is a snapshot of some of the things that are in collections and museums in Gatineau and Ottawa and the Canadian Museum of His
Putting in the work: How a lesson learned years ago continues to fuel NL Regiment forward (opens the original)
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Maddex Marmulak learned pretty early in his hockey career about the pitfalls of taking something for granted and losing it. The 19-year-old from Middle Sackville, NS, was trying out for an under-15 AAA club as a second-year player and figured he was a lock to make the team. That wasn’t the case, though. He got cut for the first time in his career. “From that point on, I wanted to work harder than everybody else because … I was smaller, so that was the only thing that was going to get me picked f
Support continues to roll in for bullied teen at Ascension Collegiate in Bay Roberts, NL (opens the original)
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When Sheryl Bartlett arrived at Ascension Collegiate in Bay Roberts on Sept. 16, she didn’t know what she was walking into. All she knew for sure was that her 15-year-old son Ethan had been in a fight at school, and he needed to be taken home. “You kind of panic because the fear is there and you’re not knowing what to expect,” said Sheryl, who lives in Marysvale. She soon learned that it was more of an assault, as a pair of classmates had jumped Ethan in one of the school’s bathrooms. It was onl
Why is the NL government studying how to expand St. Clare's hospital? (opens the original)
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When the PC government announced it was cancelling a hospital the previous Liberal government had announced on Kenmount Road, it raised questions for a party that ran on a health-care platform. Even more questions came when the government paired that decision with a plan to renovate the aging St. Clare’s Mercy Hospital, a facility with parts that have stood for close to 100 years. “It just was not in our budget,” said Barry Petten, provincial minister for transportation and works. “As much as I’
Randy Spracklin is back with unique NL builds on HGTV's Rock Solid Builds (opens the original)
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As it stands, Randy Spracklin has been working and filming HGTV’s Rock Solid Builds for four seasons and has built homes all over the island. During that time, he and his Newfound Builders crew have been a part of projects across every part of the province. Through all those builds, there’s been one constant challenge they’ve had to deal with: the unpredictable weather of the province. As the fourth season kicked off earlier this month, Spracklin is still dealing with it. “Every build got its ow
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