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In the midst of a political controversy over recent fishing quotas in Newfoundland and Labrador, two people are talking about the need for b...

Very few Newfoundlanders and Labradorians let alone very few Canadians have ever heard of Monchy-le-Preux. People from St. John's migh...

With the release of Ray Guy:  the final columns, 2003 - 2013 ,  almost every column Ray Guy ever published is now available in book form. ...

For those interested in the controversy caused by an opinion piece in Macleans ,  here are some useful links. 1.  " How a snowstorm e...

"The Honourable Dwight Ball, Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador , today announced this year's appointments to Queen's Counse...

After 12 years and two months, we are going to make some serious changes at Bond Papers. For one thing, we'll be going from daily pos...

Phase 2 of the Commission of Inquiry respecting the Death of Donald Dunphy will take place on March 9. It is a one-day symposium to discus...

ST. JOHN ’S, NL – The Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS) is pleased to announce the appointment of Ed Hollett as a senior researc...

Historian Gerhard bassler's new book from Flanker  examines efforts by the Government of Newfoundland to develop local industry by recru...

Perhaps one of the most disconcerting aspects of former Premier Paul Davis' testimony at the Barry Inquiry last week is the clear eviden...

Last Saturday, this headline (left) in the Telegram prompted a storm of outrage from people who thought that it placed the blame for a ...

Opinions are great things. Everyone is entitled to them. Not every opinion, though, is equal in value or validity or, as former CBC boss...

Flatter, Leaner Management Structure . Put it all in caps like that and you have a handy acronym that bureaucrats can type over and over a...

Economist Stephen Gordon argues that "in Canada, the nationalism is as likely to form on the left as on the right." ( National Pos...

After a lengthy review,  Auditor General Terry Paddon said Monday that the provincial government hounded former Nalcor boss Ed Martin out of...

Ches Crosbie announced last week he is going to take another shot at entering the family business. The son of former Mulroney cabinet minist...

Maybe the poor folks at CBC were just confused. Heaven knows it can be confusing with all the announcements of the hospital in Corner Broo...

Ray Guy, on the endless search for truth in local newsrooms (circa 1974): Sometimes you get the feeling that the newsrooms of the city are...

Erin Weir is the New Democrat member of parliament for Regina - Lewvan. In the House of Commons on Monday,  Weir used alternative facts - ...

Truth and something else was clearly in the atmosphere this week as the  Telegram's   Russell Wangersky  offered a few thoughts on the ...