St. John’s to host first Dyke March
Organizer Shaylin Smith says the July 16 event will mark a ‘return to grassroots protest’
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Lawnya Vawnya speaks to province’s thirst for musical diversity
For Montreal-based electro-punk duo HRT, St. John’s performance marks a homecoming
INTERVIEW: Avi Lewis says N.L. is ‘ground zero’ for the biggest challenges facing Canadians
The federal NDP candidate says socialism and economic populism are the antidote to unfettered capitalism and the ‘epic market failures’ it has brought
International Women’s Day is not a celebration
How do we build a fighting feminist movement?
‘Goodnight Moon’ and the child in all of us
Artist Matthew-Robin Nye is in pursuit of wonder, and thinks we should be too
Entangled: Fragile and complex truths reflected in art
Nasim Makaremi Nia’s new exhibit tells a story of migration, transition, and identity in fantastic animal hybrids and beautifully fragile paper sculpture
Head of Memorial University’s EDI office leaving role
In an interview with The Independent, Delores Mullings spoke candidly about challenges with the equity, diversity and anti-racism position
Returning home brings mixed feelings for Ukrainians living in Newfoundland
A recent visit home by a Ukrainian refugee living in St. John’s underscores the joys of her homeland amid the harsh reality of the ongoing war
It’s time for equity consultants and community organizers to ditch AI
Tools are never neutral, and artificial intelligence has no place in social justice work
External consultant controversy a first test for Wakeham government
After being sworn in as premier Wednesday, Tony Wakeham called right-wing conservative strategist and PC transition team hire Steve Outhouse “one the best political minds in the country”