The Sir Robert Bond Papers

If you look at nothing else this week, take a look at a comment by  Matthew Kerby called “ ’Representative’ by population in Newfoundland an...

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If the word from the west holds true, Randy Simms won’t have too much time to worry about caribou and on-air meltdowns .  The talk show ho...

Not one, not two, but three provincial cabinet ministers announced a five year ban on hunting George River caribou on Monday. This is a v...

As the story goes, the crowd currently running this place were all set to issue a news release that the first woman premier in the province’...

Every day in Newfoundland and Labrador, the news is like some kind of perpetual, live edition of Ripley’s Believe it or Not.  Here’s a sam...

The Auditor General’s annual report on departments, agencies and Crown corporations doesn’t have any one bit that would kill any provincial...

For the English crowed in Newfoundland and Labrador, @cbcnl gave its audience one story from the Auditor General’s report. They focused on...

Right after Ross Reid’s new job, Jerome Kennedy’s trip back to the finance ministry was the second most overblown story of the past week or...

Right on cue in the controversy over the population growth “strategy ”,  a provincial cabinet minister issued a news release late on Monday...

Ross Reid has a new job.  He used to be federal fisheries minister.  Since 2003 or so, Ross has been a deputy minister in the provincial...

CBC’s Heather Barrett had a solid commentary this weekend on the recent revelations about how much young people in the province’s universi...

A retroactive appointment announcement issued Thursday secured Premier Kathy Dunderdale’s record for the most changes in the senior ranks o...

A bit more digging has turned up a CBC story from December 2010 that first reported Nalcor’s plan to include fibre optic cabling with the L...

Nalcor has awarded a contract valued at more than $106 million to Nexans Norway AS to construct the underwater cable for the Muskrat Falls p...

People across the province are astounded that some students at Memorial University cannot correctly identify countries, continents, and oce...

Cuts. Layoffs. A couple of tight years. Hard times. Premier Kathy Dunderdale, finance minister Tom Marshall, and natural resources m...

From the Chronicle Herald : Emera CEO Chris Huskilson says there are several options available to Nova Scotians to meet future energy n...

Natural resources minister Jerome Kennedy admitted over the weekend that he had not done the calculation to figure out if the equity stake ...

Premier Kathy Dunderdale wants to have a  “conversation” about the provincial government’s financial mess and the ways we might fix it. That...