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Where the Irish ends and the Newfoundlander begins
The essence of being a Newfoundlander lies at the heart of the differences between the two cultures.
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They shed blood so that others speak their mother tongue
On February 21st, 1952 Bangladeshi people shed their blood to speak officially in their mother language . That day of the history is now celebrated as “International Mother Language Day”. Each year, the local […]
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Gone but not forgotten
People across the province are trying to remember resettled towns in their own way.
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The preserving of a story
Storytellers of all kinds gathered at the Rocket Bakery this Tuesday to kick off the Storytelling Festival and to help celebrate the craft.
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Sheila’s Come To Sweep Away Winter
The official church record will tell you St. Patrick did not have a wife, but there’s a long-standing legend in Newfoundland that he was married to a woman named Sheila. Melissa Wong Kicker
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Ocean Ranger play brings ‘defining moment’ of history to life
The Rooms is staging a production of Rig: Voices from the Ocean Ranger Disaster based on local author Mike Heffernan’s book to commemorate the 35th anniversary.