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September 19, 2025
Denise’s father’s house was up on a hill, rubbled rocks forced out on the side, the front door unusable. You’d fall off the cliff if you walked straight out. Corner …
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Toad
June 16, 2025
There was a lot to do that day. Harry got up early. Clothes to wash, to hang, to dry. Lunch to be had, several cups of tea. The big looming …
Cody and Shawn
April 29, 2025
Spring was breaking through in Lanark county. They say it bursts faster here, ecosystems croaking and blooming quickly and loudly. Wetlands splitting ice open faster than it can melt, peaks …
Jim McEwan: A true rural Canadian
April 9, 2025
Jim McEwan comes from the Ottawa Valley. And frig it shows. In the best of ways. He’s worked with his hands, he loves watching and playing hockey, he knows his …
Eva Crocker: Youthful Moment
January 23, 2025
Eva Crocker has accomplished a lot for her age—more than some could hope for in a lifetime. Two published novels, a book of short stories, a PhD candidate and the …
Head for high ground: Newfoundland’s tsunami of 1929
January 14, 2025
In 1929 a tsunami hit the Burin Peninsula causing serious damage and grief. 28 people lost their lives and many were left homeless and communities were destroyed. Waves up rushing …
Myles: Newfoundland’s modern creative
December 5, 2024
They say some people find what they were born to do, and Myles Burry can attest to that. The Wesleyville native is an artist and designer who visualizes Newfoundland traditional …
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