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Newfoundland Quarterly explores the cultures, history, and life of this unique place: we are Newfoundland and Labrador's cultural magazine. We offer exceptional stories, art, and photography, since 1901.
Newfoundland Quarterly
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The International Council of Nurses designated May 12 International Nurses’ Day in 1971. In 1985, the Canadian Nurses Association resolved to petition the federal government to have the week of ..read more
Newfoundland Quarterly
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Journalist and historian Gwynne Dyer is the author of more than a dozen books on war, terrorism, and foreign affairs books and writes a twice-weekly column, published internationally; in his ..read more
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3w ago
by Dr Svetlana Barkanova For most of us, observing the Total Solar Eclipse is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. On April 8, 2024, the Total Solar Eclipse will be visible from most ..read more
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3w ago
Text and imagery on the theme of Science, from our gorgeous cover, Pendulum Swings, by Vessela Brakalova, through etuaptmumk, moon gardens, to secret wartime technology out of Oppenheimer. Pick up ..read more
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On Thanksgiving weekend, 2020, Greg Naterer’s 25-year-old son, Jordan, was reported missing while hiking in Manning Park, BC; he was a graduate student in engineering at UBC. Called By Mother Earth ..read more
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We’re coming up to St Patrick’s Day, which by tradition brings Sheila’s Brush; a snowstorm that follows on the heels of the saint’s day, one hopefully the last of the ..read more
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The suffragette-inspired celebration dates back to 1909, although marking it on this date came about in 1917. IWD is a national holiday in many countries, and has generally picked up ..read more
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2M ago
We’ve often heard that none less than the Pope, or a pope, or the Bishop, or a bishop, decreed that seals were fish – not meat – opening a food ..read more
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In his early review of the epistolary novel that would later win the 1983 Pulitzer Prize in fiction, a New York book critic declared The Color Purple a work of ..read more
Newfoundland Quarterly
2M ago
Can you tell us a little about yourself? I’m a PhD student at Memorial where I’m working on a thesis in contemporary Irish literature. I live downtown St John’s and ..read more