I have to give you credit for having a set of balls because it’s a very sticky situation to crap on Newfoundland and Labrador. We come out with pitchforks and torches a blazing. I don’t have a tendency to generalize […]
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Develop or Perish: A Pictorial Record of J.R. Smallwood’s New Industries
November 11, 2017
After Newfoundland joined Canada in 1949, the province was impacted on many levels. Fishing communities were being abandoned for larger areas. Joey Smallwood feared Newfoundlanders would migrate to the mainland and …
A closer look at the proposed retail discount tax
October 22, 2017
The discount tax for retail employees seems to have become a nonissue across government parties. However, Canada Revenue Agency has issued guidelines for businesses to follow regarding merchandise taxes. Though the …
Bias what bias – A story of a complacent woke woman
September 28, 2017
I consider myself a feminist, and I have for quite some time. I protested the Snelgrove verdict, I regularly have difficult conversations with people about gender inequality, and I take …
Clean up campaign finance
September 6, 2017
I’ve long felt that money plays too big a role in St. John’s politics. My experience running for a councillor-at-large seat has shown me that a lot of voters in …
The privileged life of Nick Whalen
August 24, 2017
Every single time I have heard MP Whalen speak, I realize his privilege is utterly overwhelming and he hides behind the Liberal disguise to get by. He has no creative thought …
Ramen with a Taste of Newfoundland
July 11, 2017
Adam Gollop and Jasmine Kean took on a culinary storm when the opened Bad Bones Ramen on Water Street this past June. Shockingly the downtown food market had not come across a …
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