March on St. John’s asked me to write a short piece about how we can best support progressive women candidates in elections. When I won my seat on council in September 2017, I was fortunate enough to have a dedicated […]
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Newfoundlander Holly Khan has travelled all over the world. She’s enjoyed great food in Sri Lanka, beautiful architecture in Portugal, good coffee in Lisbon and beaches in Spain. Her adventures …
The holiday season is full of traditions, and Newfoundland and Labrador doesn’t run short of such festive celebrations. Aside from the common caroling and the drink of eggnog, Newfoundlanders have a …
When Nunatsiavut Inuk researcher Jessica Penney was deciding where to conduct her field work for her Masters, she didn’t have to look far, she simply had to turn to her …
When the Muskrat Falls operation started, it was a point of pride. A project on our own land, for the people by the people. It gave a big middle finger …
When Emily Evans purchased her home, the previous owners simply asked her to refer to one of the rooms as The Shop. Evans and her childhood friend Lauren Saunders took …
What does a scuff, a gunny, and the act of twacking have in common? They are all entries in Garry Cranford’s The Flanker Dictionary of Newfoundland and a part of …
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