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The Telegram
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![Crew members from the Atlantic Destiny arrive, via a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter, at the Yarmouth Airport around 3 a.m. on Wednesday, March 3 after the fishing vessel experienced a fire, lost power and took on water while on a fishing trip on Georges Bank. TINA COMEAU PHOTO]()
Crew of Atlantic Destiny fishing vessel airlifted to Yarmouth Airport after emergency at sea
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Newfoundland driver appeals conviction for not stopping after accident, saying he actually struck victim on purpose
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![['Students at Stephenville Elementary School and their mascot Ellie the Eagle pose for a photo as the school participated in anti-bullying activities during the week, including wearing pink shirts on Friday. From left area: Cole Hulan, Jewel Boland, Ellie, Zachary White and Claire McIntosh.<br /><br />']]()
LETTER: Choose kindness, please
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![The Cathedral Parish Hall on Queen’s Road. The proposed development would see the hall demolished to make room for townhouses, but the adjacent residence is undergoing renovations. -FILE PHOTO]()
LETTER: Preserve St. John’s architecture, preserve St. John’s history
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![Get well soon items delivered to Mount Pearl Senior High teacher Erin Noseworthy by a group of students. CONTRIBUTED]()
Students go big to treat Mount Pearl teacher with COVID-19
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![Grand Falls-Windsor Mayor Barry Manuel]()
Central Newfoundland towns lament construction delays caused by prolonged election
![['Students at Stephenville Elementary School and their mascot Ellie the Eagle pose for a photo as the school participated in anti-bullying activities during the week, including wearing pink shirts on Friday. From left area: Cole Hulan, Jewel Boland, Ellie, Zachary White and Claire McIntosh.<br /><br />']](/media/photologue/photos/cache/anti-bullying-2820314_small.jpg)
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![Ed Hartling got in a walk at Bowring Park early Monday morning with his greyhound dogs (from left) Doctor, Deano and Strax. BARB SWEET/THE TELEGRAM]()
Directional walking implemented at Bowring Park in St. John's
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![Point of entry testing image.]()
Point-of-entry testing: what does the Canadian research show?
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Two vehicles seized during traffic stops in Bay St. George
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![Get well soon items delivered to Mount Pearl Senior High teacher Erin Noseworthy by a group of students. CONTRIBUTED]()
Students go big to treat Mount Pearl teacher with COVID-19
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![Grand Falls-Windsor Mayor Barry Manuel]()
Central Newfoundland towns lament construction delays caused by prolonged election
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Newfoundland driver appeals conviction for not stopping after accident, saying he actually struck victim on purpose
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The activist and the billionaire: How David Suzuki changed Jim Pattison's mind on climate change
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Corey Hurren on Rideau Hall attack: 'I figured as soon as I got on the property, I would get shot down'
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New definition of hate to be included in Liberal bill that might also revive contentious hate speech law
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![Today's picture of the day is by eight-year-old Simone Wang.]()
P.E.I. weather, travel updates for Wednesday, March 3
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![Daniel Leith Stewart was sentenced on Tuesday in provincial court in Charlottetown.]()
P.E.I. woman in vehicle with stolen property while on house arrest jailed
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![Weather conditions may cause delays in the delivery of your newspaper on Tuesday. Updates will be posted throughout the morning.]()
Delivery of The Guardian will be delayed March 3
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![['Students at Stephenville Elementary School and their mascot Ellie the Eagle pose for a photo as the school participated in anti-bullying activities during the week, including wearing pink shirts on Friday. From left area: Cole Hulan, Jewel Boland, Ellie, Zachary White and Claire McIntosh.<br /><br />']]()
LETTER: Choose kindness, please
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![Demand for butter in 2020 was up in Canada and some producers have been adding palm oil to cow feed which causes butter to stay harder at room temperature.]()
EDITORIAL: Beyond butter — palm oil is in almost everything
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![Dr. Heather Morrison urged 20-29 year-olds with symptoms of COVID-19 and individuals with multiple roommates or who work in crowded settings to be tested.]()
RUSSELL WANGERSKY: Putting out COVID-19 brushfires
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![When the Canada Health Act was passed in 1984, the plan was for Ottawa to pay half of total health costs. This only reached a peak of 36 per cent in 1976-77, but is now down to about 21 per cent, writes Charles Shaver. - 123RF]()
LETTER: Why didn’t Newfoundland and Labrador Liberal MPs back pharmacare bill?
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EDITORIAL: Prioritizing vaccine rollout by risk factor is perfectly sensible
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![The upgraded Kelly’s Brook trail won’t include this part of Rennies River any more.]()
RUSSELL WANGERSKY: The new Kelly’s Brook path in St.John's? Not, it seems, near the water
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N.S. offers property tax relief for small businesses
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![Summerside's independently owned Butcher Shop is gearing up for an expansion.]()
Summerside Butcher Shop expanding to offer customers more retail space
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![Janet Dodson, along with all the different styles of roses she makes, from classic red roses to rainbow roses for pride month.]()
Summerside, P.E.I. woman crafts flowers, jewelry, from leather
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![Civilian contractors conduct ice measurement operations alongside HMCS Harry DeWolf during cold weather trials near Frobisher Bay on Feb. 20, 2021. Cpl. David Veldman - Canadian Armed Forces]()
PETER ZIOBROWSKI: Arctic patrol ship finally meets ice
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![There’s more to Cape Smokey than just skiing and snowboarding as evidenced by a recent downhill shovel race. Above, a young participant slides down the hill on a bright, orange shovel. CONTRIBUTED]()
Nova Scotia ski hills expected to suffer from Halifax area’s new COVID-19 restrictions
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![Halifax Chamber of Commerce president Patrick Sullivan.]()
ROGER TAYLOR: Halifax chamber supports health restrictions but only if they work
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![Charlottetown golfer Lorie Kane, who is part of Canada's Sports Hall of Fame class of 2020-21, is also the recipient of the Award of Honour, presented at the 47th annual Sport P.E.I. Amateur Sport Awards held recently at the Confederation Centre of the Arts.]()
Lorie Kane says there is still lots she wants to accomplish in an acceptance speech for Sport P.E.I.’s Award of Honour
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![Jarrett Baker of the Cape Breton Eagles has been out of the lineup in recent weeks with an upper-body injury. The Quebec Major Junior Hockey League's second pause in its season due to COVID-19 restrictions will give the Black Rock, Victoria County, native an opportunity to get healthy and finish the remainder of his final major junior season. JEREMY FRASER • CAPE BRETON POST]()
SPORTS CHAT: QMJHL's second pause in season comes beneficial for injury-riddled Cape Breton Eagles
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Raptors back at it Wednesday, but with some big names missing
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CRACKS OF DON: Missing Sid for a game or two isn't necessarily a bad thing for Pens, Malkin
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In the Habs' Room: Strong special teams play leads to victory over Sens
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Canadiens fire goalie coach Stéphane Waite
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![Joy Chiekwe, certified exercise physiologist and personal trainer, said she hopes to inspire Black communities to make exercise and movement part of their life. She's pictured at her home on Feb. 27, 2020.]()
IWD: Nova Scotia woman on a mission to get people moving, increase Black representation in wellness community
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Welcoming March as the month of good nutrition
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![Beolach]()
VIDEO: Classified leads ECMA nominations with eight
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![Jenn Kennedy of Corner Brook recently spread some kindness around the area by giving away gift cards. Some she purchased using a portion of the money she’d won on a 50/50 draw, and others were donated by local businesses.]()
Corner Brook's Jenn Kennedy passed her good fortune on to strangers
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![Danielle Cossar is the owner of Gingersnap General Store in St. John's, NL. Cossar says that Dr. Suess books remain popular.]()
Happy birthday, Dr. Seuss: New generations of kids still love the whimsical rhymes
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![When the pandemic began, retailers quickly switched to offering options like online ordering, curbside pick-ups, and delivery. Whether the demand for these services continue after COVID-19 ends remains unknown.]()
No more running in for one item: Has COVID-19 changed the way we grocery shop forever?
