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Bruce Bourque

Bruce Bourque has 26 articles published.

Bluejays & the end of summer

Published on September 9, 2011 in Featured/Multimedia/Video by Bruce Bourque

It’s not autumn yet, but if you set your gaze on the eastern horizon, you can pick out the tops of her sails. Won’t be long now. Which was very much on my mind on the last day of August when I shot this little movie of bluejays swarming my deck, squabbling over some peanuts I’d put out to lure them. August is a summer month; September, a fall month. There’s a pass-over happening. This year especially, when the only weather deserving of the label ‘summer’ came in late August, the feeling was heightened. No matter how nice September turns out to be, it’s still fall. When August ends, summer’s over. But summer is a busy time. There are always plants to be watered; grass to be mowed; chores to be done. So it’s easy to miss the magic of the end of August; to give it no more of…

Gardening 101.10

Published on August 17, 2011 in Arts & Culture/Featured/Gardening 101 by Bruce Bourque

You’re working in partnership with nature, but nature is sometimes indifferent to the success of the joint venture. In fact, sometimes you’d swear nature was giving you the finger.

VIDEO BLOG: The end of the food fishery in Flat Rock

Published on August 16, 2011 in Multimedia/Video by Bruce Bourque

On Sunday, Bruce Bourque had his video camera with him in Flatrock.

VIDEO BLOG: A day in Cape Spear

Published on July 28, 2011 in Featured/Multimedia/Video by Bruce Bourque

A video with stunning views, an ocean as blue as it is fierce, and playful whales.

Gardening 101.9

Published on July 22, 2011 in Arts & Culture/Featured/Gardening 101 by Bruce Bourque

And now for something completely different … perennials!

Gardening 101.8

Published on July 8, 2011 in Arts & Culture/Featured/Gardening 101 by Bruce Bourque

The complete lowdown on weeds and their elimination. Or at least control. But only after some grousing about crappy weather.

VIDEO BLOG: The Caplin are Here

Published on June 29, 2011 in Featured/Multimedia/Video by Bruce Bourque

Bruce Bourque takes his camera to Middle Cove.

Gardening 101.7

Published on June 28, 2011 in Arts & Culture/Featured/Gardening 101 by Bruce Bourque

Years ago, I made a cubic yard of compost in three weeks. That was some serious composting, mister.

Gardening 101.6

Published on June 21, 2011 in Arts & Culture/Featured/Gardening 101 by Bruce Bourque

Tomayto? Tomahto? Instead of calling the whole thing off, let’s try for an idiot’s guide to growing them.

ATV death season

Published on June 17, 2011 in Featured/Hang On a Sec by Bruce Bourque

Legislators have to get tough with manufacturers. Because the drivers can’t seem to save themselves.

Gardening 101.5

Published on June 8, 2011 in Arts & Culture/Featured/Gardening 101 by Bruce Bourque

Leaf lettuce seedlings in cell pack

Carbs? Protein? Polyunsaturated fats? French fries? Tofu? What should you feed plants to make them grow up strong and healthy? Herein, all is revealed.

Gas price rage

Published on June 3, 2011 in Featured/Hang On a Sec by Bruce Bourque

All the gas stations charge the exact same price at the exact same time. How do they do it?

Gardening 101.4

Published on June 1, 2011 in Arts & Culture/Featured/Gardening 101 by Bruce Bourque

Yellow Pole Bean Seedling

Planting seeds, transplanting seedlings, watering, thinning. Hunter/gatherer is so last week. We’re getting into agriculture.

Gardening 101.3

Published on May 27, 2011 in Arts & Culture/Featured/Gardening 101 by Bruce Bourque

Sprouting Bean

In which is discussed the buying of baby plants from garden centres, along with the starting of one’s own plants. And stuff.

Memo to new NDP MPs

Published on May 20, 2011 in Hang On a Sec by Bruce Bourque

Giggling on hearing the phrase ‘honourable member’ is unbecoming to a federal politician. Get a grip, people.

Gardening 101.2

Published on May 16, 2011 in Arts & Culture/Featured/Gardening 101 by Bruce Bourque

In which practical and increasingly detailed advice is offered to the novice wishing to set up a vegetable grow-op

VIDEO BLOG: Crows and peanuts

Published on May 12, 2011 in Multimedia/Video by Bruce Bourque

Crows are among the smartest living things on the planet. But even the best of us encounter real problems; contributor Bruce Bourque caught video of a crow who had somehow lost half of his beak. Watch the video, and read Bruce’s comments about the scene.

Gardening 101.1

Published on May 10, 2011 in Arts & Culture/Featured/Gardening 101 by Bruce Bourque

It’s spring, when young men’s fancy turns to thoughts of gardening

The ‘Newfoundland and Labrador’ naming fiasco – Part 2

Published on May 6, 2011 in Featured/Hang On a Sec by Bruce Bourque

It started out being about Quebec’s lust for Labrador, but it changed to being about Labrador disaffection.

The ‘Newfoundland and Labrador’ naming fiasco

Published on April 22, 2011 in Featured/Hang On a Sec by Bruce Bourque

Whose bright idea was this name-change thing, anyway?

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