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The Nature Conservancy of Canada has announced a new nature reserve on Newfoundland’s west coast that provides habitat for fox, snowshoe hare and the threatened American marten. The Barachois Brook is seen in Barachois Brook Nature Reserve in an undated handout photo. — HO-Aiden Mahoney

Carter brothers donate land in memory of father to create nature reserve ...

The trash being collected on the streets of western Newfoundland is still being dumped in local landfills and won’t be going to central Newfoundland until a deal can be worked out for that component of the new Sort-It Western waste management program.

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Jacob Puddister struggled with mental illness for several years before his death in 2016. Today the Jacob Puddister Memorial Foundation is working to raise awareness and funds for youth mental health.

Shifting Gears for youth mental health in Newfoundland and Labrador

Acting in the play “The Caranza and a Man of Faith” presented during the 2018 Garnish Bakeapple Festival were front row, from left, Bella Moulton, Lyndon Senior, Jessie Ann Marsh, Fred Dodge, Patricia Legge; back row, Horatio Cluett, Holly Cluett-Smith, William Grandy, Wayne Intveld, Bruce Grandy, Charles Reid, Carlson Grandy, Mallory Wiscombe, Gayle Wiscombe, Laurie Senior and Lyndsay Schlarbaum.

Garnish play evokes strong emotions

Podcast: Covering St. John's sex trade

Barb Sweet (barbara.sweet@thetelegram.com)

Published: Feb 07 at 4:35 p.m.

Updated: Feb 08 at 12:11 a.m.

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The Barb Sweet Podcast Episode 2 features a discussion with municipal reporter David Maher, whose three-part series on prostitution began Wednesday and continues until Saturday.

Click here for Part 1 of David Maher's series, How St. John’s is working to make Long’s Hill area safer for sex workers and residents

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