The Messy Business of Erasing Innu History.
SHESHATSHIU, NITASSINAN (NL) – It hit like a bombshell. The order blocking the opening of an exhibition of lnnu culture and history seemed to come out of nowhere. It was BOOM followed
Brad Gushue opens the 2026 Briar in St John’s
ST. JOHN’S, NL – Veteran Newfoundland curler Brad Gushue and his team opened the first round the Curling Canada 2026 Montana Briar Canadian curling championship in St John’s, Newfoundland on Friday night.
Hot summer in the city
Hot summer night in downtown St John’s, Newfoundland. A couple waits in the alley outside the Ship Pub listening to the music. July 16, 2025. Photo by Greg Locke / The Gammy
In The Sunny Long Ago by John Doyle
In The Sunny Long Ago. A Photo Album of Old Newfoundland By John Doyle. A review by Greg Locke. July 7, 2025. ST. JOHN’S, NL – It is important for us to
World Oceans Day 2025
By Greg Locke June 8, 2025 ST. JOHN’S, NL – Happy World Ocean’s Day from the North West Atlantic ocean where spring is marked by the arrival of icebergs, whales chasing food
West White Rose offshore oil project one step closer
ARNOLD’S COVE, NL – The Cenovus Energy West White Rose offshore oil project gets one more phase closer to production. The single tower concrete base of the offshore production platform was moved
Sound Symposium’s Cape Spear 24 video
ST. JOHN’S, NL – International new music and performing art festival Sound Symposium has released it video of Cape Spear 24. A one night show piece performance of musicians, dancers and artists
Fishermen and processors reach price agreement
ST. JOHN’S, NL – Crab fishermen and processors have agreed on a price of $4.75 per pound for crab for 2025 season. It came after tense negotiations that included a Supreme Court
The new age of low fi election campaigns
ST. JOHN’S, NL – Once upon a time ….tfederal party leaders looking for votes had to go out on the street or into public places to meet voters. They would talk to