Jim Furlong: Hey Google
0Somewhere through my veins courses Luddite blood. The Luddites were early 19th century wackos from England who decided technology was getting too much for them. They thought the new machines of the 1800s were taking control of them and costing jobs so they broke them up. I know how they
Jim Furlong: The Ghost of the Ranger
0Sitting down to write about the loss of the Ocean Ranger isn’t easy. So much has been written and written well in what is surely a cautionary tale. As a journalist I was assigned to the Ocean Ranger Inquiry. I listened to the testimony, much of it technical, but even
Row 4 Heart
0With February being heart month, the Row 4 Heart initiative aims to raise funds and awareness towards the leading killer of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians.
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One in three people living in Newfoundland and Labrador will be impacted by cardiac illness.
Think about that for a second. Look around your office, the
Oh Baby!! Sheerr Bliss
1Cupid’s arrow could not have pierced two finer hearts
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It’s a romance worthy of countless sentiments – from ‘meant to be’ to ‘happily ever after’ – but the latest chapter in their storybook courtship is the impending arrival of their little princess.
‘A Big Surprise’
Eddie and Susan Sheerr
Seamus O’Regan: My Heart’s In It
0This province’s only federal cabinet minister gets personal on all things mushy, proving all you really do need is love – and lots of it!
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Admittedly Columbus didn’t discover this home of ours. Heck, he wasn’t even the first European to cross the Atlantic Ocean as that honour is
Rosemary Lawton – Untamed
0Multi-versed artist Rosemary Lawton reflects on her career as a balanced musician ahead of the release of her impactful new album, Untamed
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As Newfoundlanders and Labradorians, we are afforded the rare gift to have the best of both worlds musically. Traditional Irish/Newfoundland roots are sewn in to the very
Jim Furlong: The Real Jellybean Row?
6It is always good to “go home.” It awakens you and reminds you of who you are. I was down for a walk through my old neighbourhood last week.
I walked down through what used to be a warren of little St. John’s streets that led down to New Gower
Mark Dwyer: The Game of Life
4Sport defines me. It’s captured my imagination since I’ve been old enough to swing a bat, shoot a puck and kick a ball – teaching me life’s most important principles. It’s helped me deal with adversity, how to connect with people, the importance of taking ownership for a mistake and,









