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Toast & Tulips explores topics and intersections of identity, diversity and inclusion, and work and labour, with a particular focus on Newfoundland and Labrador.
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External consultant controversy a first test for Wakeham government
After being sworn in as premier Wednesday, Tony Wakeham called right-wing conservative strategist and PC transition team hire Steve Outhouse “one the best political minds in the country”
More police is not the solution
We need to challenge the public safety discourse in the provincial election
The silence of Mark Carney’s Liberal government is deafening
Three Newfoundlanders and hundreds of others, including more Canadians, are risking their lives to break Israel’s illegal and genocidal siege of Gaza. Has the Carney government abandoned its commitment to international law and its obligation to protect Canadians?
Why the Canada Post strike is not just a ‘labour dispute’
Some thoughts on the language of truth and balance
Visibility isn’t always the answer
Instead of a Trans Day of Visibility, maybe we need a Trans Day of Intervention
When art imitates life imitates art
Newfoundland was an appropriate filming location for the hit TV series Severance, for more than obvious reasons
I’ll never forget November 6
Our lives at work are shaped by our lives outside of work – in today's political chaos more than ever
External consultant controversy a first test for Wakeham government
After being sworn in as premier Wednesday, Tony Wakeham called right-wing conservative strategist and PC transition team hire Steve Outhouse “one the best political minds in the country”
More police is not the solution
We need to challenge the public safety discourse in the provincial election
The silence of Mark Carney’s Liberal government is deafening
Three Newfoundlanders and hundreds of others, including more Canadians, are risking their lives to break Israel’s illegal and genocidal siege of Gaza. Has the Carney government abandoned its commitment to international law and its obligation to protect Canadians?
Why the Canada Post strike is not just a ‘labour dispute’
Some thoughts on the language of truth and balance
Visibility isn’t always the answer
Instead of a Trans Day of Visibility, maybe we need a Trans Day of Intervention
When art imitates life imitates art
Newfoundland was an appropriate filming location for the hit TV series Severance, for more than obvious reasons
I’ll never forget November 6
Our lives at work are shaped by our lives outside of work – in today's political chaos more than ever