Young squirrels and an unexpected rescuer
When it comes to injured animals, even tough guys can show a softer side.
As a student at College of the North Atlantic and a journalist for Kicker, she's constantly on the move, seeking hard news stories. Originally hailing from Bangladesh, Ariyana now calls St. John's, NL her home. When she's not busy researching or reporting, she finds solace in the kitchen cooking traditional Bangladeshi cuisines.
Ariyana has a passion for stories that matter to local residents, reflect the diversity and the changing demographics in the province.
When it comes to injured animals, even tough guys can show a softer side.
Newfoundland and Labrador has welcomed 3,100 Ukrainians after the war. The immigration minister says there are families arriving every day. He says there are many housing opportunities being available but some are struggling.
From St. John's, to Mount Pearl, Paradise and Holyrood, for 20 years, Richard has donned the red suit and white beard, transforming himself into Santa Claus. Margaret Parsons, his wife and business partner with Santa's Helper Services, doesn't mind going by Mrs. Claus.
On Oct. 17 St. John's homeless community across Confederation building saw a heavy police presence which sparked confusion among the public.
Two Inuit artists from Nunatsiavut- Jessica Brown, an Inuk filmmaker and Megan McNeill, an Inuk designer/writer are hopeful about the future of indigenous art. But they fear misrepresentation and lack of diversity can be damaging to their communities.
‘Marching into Spring’ hosted by Avalon Events at the Farmers Market had bright and colourful displays including Easter crafts. Watch the full video to find out how St. John’s vendors welcome Spring.