Newfoundlandia: The Ice Wall Of 1862
Game of Thrones has Castle Black, we have Twillingate, and by 1862 we both had epic ice-walls.
Newfoundlandia: Men in Black Hit Bell Island After an Unexplained Explosion
The year is 1978, the number one song is “Stayin’ Alive” by the Bee Gees, and the incident in question is fodder for one of NL’s most popular unexplained mysteries and conspiracy theories.
The True Consequences Of Rising Electrical Rates
“What we need is more customers, not higher prices … once the price of power crosses the line of what we are willing to pay, there is no going back, there will be a withdrawal from the public grid which will last 20 years or more.”
Who’s Going to Pay for This New Federally Mandated $200 Million Sewage Treatment Facility?
The Federal government is on its way to inspect your crap, and the clock is ticking.
Urban Sprawl is Compromising Our Sources of Fresh Water: Do We Need a Rain Festival?
Metro St. John’s has three sources of fresh water. They are Windsor Lake, Bay Bulls Big Pond, and Petty Harbour Long Pond. You have…
Paying Off Provincial Debt is Now Our Second Greatest Expense
There is a place for credit in modern economics, and that place is for emergency use only.
The #1 Reason To Care For Bannerman Park
How did Bannerman gain such a prominent role in the life of Town? We need to go back before the park’s formation to the year 1846.
How Have We Arrived at Reality Needing to Be Defended?
With everyone inhabiting their own personal bubble, why should we bother defending reality?
We’re Not Milking Our Milk Industry in Newfoundland
The mind goes precisely the way a road shouldn’t, in fits and breaks. During the groggy moments of morning I began to wonder about…
Stab a Fever, Starve a Library
“The leg came off quickly and cleanly and the melon baller scooped that watering eye out with no trouble at all. I howled in victory, before promptly passing out.”