'I got to see it all': N.L. explorer Justin Barbour completes Northeast Expedition
Barbour started in northern Quebec and ended at the Cape Pine lighthouse 372 days later
https://t.co/rjHmHIM886
'I got to see it all': N.L. explorer Justin Barbour completes Northeast Expedition
Barbour started in northern Quebec and ended at the Cape Pine lighthouse 372 days later
https://t.co/rjHmHIM886
Mummering's 'fun and foolish' tradition in Newfoundland has a forgotten controversial history
A nostalgic, quirky cultural past time, it also has what is commonly referred to as 'a dark past,' notably the murder of Isaac Mercer.
https://t.co/CWnab0FqRR
On the front page of today’s @StJohnsTelegram, my story about Robert Power and David Philpott, one of NL’s first gay couples to wed. Today, they are celebrating 20 years of marriage, and they have thoughts about who will change the future 👇
https://t.co/0gUbDb1W8h
Tomorrow, Robert Power and David Philpott, one of Newfoundland’s first married gay couples, are celebrating 20 years of marriage. Read about their thoughts on politics and the critical role of educators 👇 My latest for @StJohnsTelegram
'I can call him my husband': One of the first N.L. gay couples to tie the knot celebrating 20 years of marriage
There was a time when Robert Power and David Philpott thought getting married would never be possible.
https://t.co/wfwcaTH1ds
For @CBCNews, I wrote about how the @nlwestspca said that after it rescued more than 30 animals from a hoarding emergency in Corner Brook, N.L., the city suggested the animals be euthanized👇
https://t.co/IuujQepzxL
For @CBCNL, I wrote about how after rescuing more than 30 animals from an out-of-control hoarding situation in Corner Brook, the @nlwestspca said that the City of Corner Brook suggested they be euthanized 👇
https://t.co/sHAZ245If5
Source request: I’m looking to speak with someone based on the east coast who has had to deal with a parent being diagnosed with a fatal condition and how they were able to cope. For @SaltWireNews@StJohnsTelegram
After a series of unexpected twists and turns in life, visual artist Barbara Houston finds her home in Bonavista – and wins an award for designing it
https://t.co/aupmIowzFF
“In the 1800s, we were the place to be when it came to clothing and textiles because we were the first port of call,” says Maureen Peters, the curator of history at The Rooms. https://t.co/n72zdTZBW3
I wrote this story about how @NBS_ENB took the opportunity of a cancelled conference (due to the pandemic) to rethink how they are approaching the inequities within ballet education 👇
Six N.L. artists were honoured at the 38th annual ArtsNL awards ceremony at the Arts and Culture Centre in Stephenville on Friday. https://t.co/BnsSqhgmb8
"Over the next five years, New Brunswick is going to see a major dip within the skilled trades workforce, which could impact everything from addressing affordable housing, updating school buildings and expanding hospitals."
For @SaltWireNetwork
https://t.co/A0GWiw9Wjf
A Pulitzer & a Peabody!! What an unbelievable 2 days! This feels like undeniable proof that Indigenous stories matter & that we should support Indigenous people to tell them. We are so grateful to survivors who shared with us & hope this means more people will hear their voices.
My story in this weekend's @StJohnsTelegram, @PEIGuardian and @chronicleherald, about how a small and mighty ballet company has become a magnet for newcomers in New Brunswick, a quickly aging province >> https://t.co/4fa6qhb3mz