Climate change your attitude
Newfoundland and Labrador is learning the hard way: climate change can no longer be ignored.
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Angling for the local guy
Tourists are flocking to fish our rivers, which is great. But there needs to be some (real) regulation to ensure the rights of locals are protected.
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CETA: taking stock(s)
The Canada-European Union free trade agreement is coming. Labrador and Newfoundland are both part of Canada. Sadly, but ultimately, Canada controls our fisheries.
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Wood ya believe…
Muskrat Falls does not give me wood.
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Tuktu me, what ya herd?
Fancy that: a tremendously important event not covered at all by the media…
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Impacting Benefit Agreements
The Newfoundland government could learn a thing or two from Nunatsiuvut. If only it stopped trying to take their money.
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Gone astray
Feral animals are a societal problem and letting them suffer is the real cruelty. Fortunately, we are thinking, creative animals ourselves, so here’s just one simple way our elected officials can help us get the issue ‘fixed’.
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Poll-itics
They manipulate the polls. You always knew it. You let them.
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S(up)PORT
There are deeply important reasons why we need to improve support for our athletes as a reflection of supporting our self image.
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Permit me to disagree
The origins of permits and licenses from one culture doesn’t always transfer to another easily. Nor does it reflect the real reason for the permits in the first place – protecting the resource.
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Sit not idly b’y
A little story about joining Canada, promises unkept, the erosion of our sovereignty, and redefining our future together
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Giving credit where credit is due
Brandon explores giving gifts that keep on giving, and growing, our communities and those around the world for this holiday season
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Our home and Native land
A friendly little warning…
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Dey took de-bate
Failure to allow debate and dialogue will have far greater consequences than this government realizes
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Northern Strategic Bland
I just spent a week in Kuujjuaq, Nunavik. I’ve always been jealous of their regional governance, but now have a new appreciation for our ability to help our neighbours and help ourselves in the process.
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Mumbo Jumbo and Fuddle Duddle
Mumbo Jumbo and Fuddle Duddle – as synonyms go, here comes trouble! A column not in defense of the Muskrat Falls protesters in Lake Melville but in defense of decent dissent in politics – “I might not agree with what you have to say, but I’ll fight to the death your right to say it”
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Quebec election PQ’ed my interest
Brandon has a few insights into the Quebec election, how it could have been different, and the lessons we can learn from Quebec (and other mature democracies)
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Environmental exhaustion
Brandon tries to calculate the environmental impact of this province’s gas-guzzling ‘toys’. What he finds is startling…
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What’s the New Energy Plan?
This Labradorian suspects there is more than meets the eye on the proposed hydroelectric development in Labrador. Who really stands to benefit and who’s being taken for a ride?
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Grand Tourismo
Our culture(s) and geography make for great tourism videos, but we can certainly improve on our customer satisfaction.
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