The Sir Robert Bond Papers

Newfoundland and Labrador Historical Society George Story Lecture and Annual General Meeting Marine Institute - Hampton Hall The R...

A few months ago, SRBP wrote a two-part piece that described the change in the way politicians, bureaucrats, and the public looked at mana...

Facebook has become hugely popular in Newfoundland and Labrador and, not surprisingly, some creative and enterprising fellow came up with a ...

When the Church Lady shows up,  you know your comment on the Internet has hit the mark. The term comes from the self-righteous character m...

“It is sobering to think,”  historian Sean Cadigan wrote in the Telegram on Tuesday, “that the memory of the casualties of war has been use...

Newfoundland is changing, Michael Crummey writes in the Newfoundland nationalists’ newspaper, the Globe and Mail.   House prices are climbin...

The news release that announced a provincial commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the First World War includes right at the start a pi...

This is a revised version of post that originally appeared on July 4, 2012. ___________________________________ Mark Humphries is an ...

Your humble e-scribbler saw a couple of comments last week that said the NDP town hall on Muskrat Falls was a good argument against having a...

Jerry Bannister’s paper “A river runs through it:  Churchill Falls and the end of Newfoundland history” is now available in the latest issue...

Lisa Moore writes fiction for a living. For some inexplicable reason, someone thinks this qualifies her to write some special appreciation...

From a comment by Wallace Ryan on a cbc.ca/nl story : Despite the ugly words of Canadians, Newfoundlanders and Labradorians are finally...

Provincial Conservatives love to astroturf . In fact they've had this latest astroturf run planned for some time. They love to call ...

or, the most expensive 15 codfish in the history of Newfoundland and Labrador. Just how much did Rick Bouzan and George Nichol pee down th...

Ineffective policy At its simplest level, the Progressive Conservatives pronatalist policy is aimed at increasing family size within Newfo...

[This is the first of three posts dealing with aspects of the Progressive Conservative pronatal policy and other aspects of the party platfo...

From Washington Profile , an interview with Nicholas Eberstadt on the demographic problems facing Russia. Read the whole interview to under...

With 120 hectares of Crown land to build on, an American company has put Nova Scotia decisively ahead of Newfoundland and Labrador in the r...

One story for home. One for away. It must be like a hockey team with a white shirt for home games and a dark one for away, except this one ...

As one might have expected, The Gangs of St. John's caused a stir over at Responsible Government League [ RGL ], or as I sometimes cal...