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Uncovering the early years of organized soccer in Newfoundland

MUN professor appeals for help from the public.

October 28, 2017

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Who are we? Complex cultural identities on the Island of Newfoundland

Newfoundland’s history, like its people, is much more complex than we’re taught in school. That’s something which needs to change.

March 9, 2015

Whose water is it, anyway? (Part 1)

We have exploited our freshwater supply in the name of industrial and resource development for more than a century, but are we moving toward relinquishing…

March 22, 2013

View From The Mainland

Our home and Native land

A friendly little warning...

November 22, 2012

View From The Mainland

Revisionist Fishtory

Yes, the fishery is in crisis. And no, it's not just everybody else's fault.

May 24, 2012

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New app acts as “time machine”

TheIndependent.ca

September 12, 2011

Gros Morne’s Old Lost Sea

The extraordinary, ancient, oceanic landscape that made Gros Morne National Park a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Liam Herringshaw

June 14, 2011

Arts & Culture Multimedia The Most Interesting People Video

VIDEO: The most interesting people in Newfoundland | Margaret Mullins

This week, Martin brings us tales from author Margaret Mullins

Martin Connelly

March 23, 2011

Cool innings: The revival of cricket in N.L.

Our cricket correspondent Liam Herringshaw gives us his personal look back on the summer revival of cricket in this province, plus some schooling on our…

Liam Herringshaw

March 3, 2011