Andrew Harvey lived in my residence at St. Francis Xavier University. At the beginning of the year, he was placed in a temporary room and managed to make a great connection with his roommate relatively quickly. As he moved floors […]
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Book of the week: The Stolen Ones
September 23, 2021
by Ida Linehan Young Darlene Carter’s exploration for family in Newfoundland after her mother passes away is a setting we can now all relate to in some way. Ida Linehan …
Just a Foodie: Ron Delaney
July 14, 2021
Ron Delaney knows good food. Not only does he create great dishes, but he also writes about them too. In his blog Just a Foodie, Ron shares his dishes for …
TODOS productions: bringing more voices to the stage
March 17, 2021
When Santiago Guzmán (he/him) came to Corner Brook to attend university to pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts, he thought he was heading somewhere big and busy like Toronto. “I am …
That’s Right Queer: Why Queer Expression is Important in Comedy
July 28, 2021
In this article, I will be using the word “queer” as an indicator to represent the diverse 2SLGBTQIA+ community. Comedy is such a beautiful thing; it helps us take our minds …
Hasan Hai: changing the world, one high five at a time
February 17, 2021
Hasan Hai found himself in Newfoundland nearly fourteen years ago. Brought to the island from Ottawa to start a family with a girl from Marystown, and they eventually had three …
Georgestown on my Mind: one room at a time
November 9, 2020
Just north of downtown St. John’s, is the quaint and colourful neighbourhood of Georgestown. There stands an over 100-year-old purple house, with a black onyx door - the outer face …
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