Volunteer groups from the St. John’s area recruited students at the Get Involved and Volunteer Expo at… Read more: Volunteering offers international students a way into the community, groups say at Memorial expo

At a one-day gathering in St. John’s on September 20, 2026, Black artists talked about their place… Read more: “Black Stories Are Newfoundland Stories”: Twiga Collective Gathering Brings Black Artists Together in St. John’s

On October 5, 2026, student and labour unions at Memorial University held a press conference in St.… Read more: Student and labour unions call on Memorial and the province to stop job cuts

UPDATE: Transmitter issues have been resolved and CHMR is back to full power. Thank you for your… Read more: UPDATE: CHMR transmitter issues resolved

Due to a recent decision by Bell Aliant to discontinue its Channels for Program Transmission service, a… Read more: CHMR no longer on Bell Aliant channel 787

Duo Maple, a Ukrainian convenience store, opened in St. John’s on June 28, becoming only the second… Read more: New Ukrainian store opens in St. John’s, second of its kind in the province

St. John’s Pride hosted the city’s first ballroom function on July 11, 2026, bringing in the Kiki… Read more: Taking the Floor: St. John’s First Ballroom Night

Ukrainian pianists Alla Melnychuk and Daryna Holius, who both trained at the Kharkiv Conservatory before the war,… Read more: Two Pianists, One Stage: Mavky Duo Plays St. John’s Battery Cafe

Data from Memorial University’s immigration research chairs shows that only about half of newcomers stay in Newfoundland… Read more: Tombolo Multicultural Festival tackles Newfoundland and Labrador’s newcomer retention challenge

CHMR-FM is pleased to launch its new website which will improve user accessibility and add new features… Read more: CHMR launching improved website

St. John’s Pride hosted the city’s first ballroom function on July 11, 2026, a free workshop and… Read more: St. John’s holds first ballroom event for the BIPOC community