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One of the lessons emanating from our coronavirus era is that by generating fear, the masses can be easily controlled and manipulated. Very few...
As a result of the recent coronavirus infestation, the best current medical advice to limit the spread of the virus was and is to keep your...
The survival of Newfoundland and Labrador’s offshore oil and gas industry is essential to the survival of the province as a contributing member...
New Brunswickers have every reason to boast about how they’ve dealt with the coronavirus. Their province’s strict border control measures and...
“To everything, there is a season.” You can credit that line to folk singer Pete Seeger, or to Ecclesiastes 3:1, whichever suits your personal...
I see the maple leaves just starting to burst out in the backyard and, out walking, the impossibly small rubbery needles escaping the budkins on...
I certainly want to commend and thank Premier Dwight Ball, Health Minister Dr. John Haggie and Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Janice...
I was very pleased to recently see the premier and minister of Natural Resources join with stakeholders in our oil and gas industry to lobby Ottawa...
The House of Assembly, the People’s House, met approximately two weeks ago in the way legislatures all over our country have been meeting, with...
All across this country, as people deal with straitened personal finances during this pandemic, there are tough conversations being had. Whether...
On Thursday, the New York Times asked if it is “the end of college admissions as we know it” because of COVID-19. But they were late to their...
What colour do you see, as taxpayers, when you see political parties apply for wage subsidy through Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB)? I see...
It’s easy to say it’s an Ontario problem. That it’s a Quebec problem. That it’s someone else’s problem. It isn’t. The Ontario government...
BRUCE CAMPBELL, MARK WINFIELD and PAT ARMSTRONG Ontario says it will establish a commission to study the handling of COVID-19 in that province’s...
One of the unexpected but important lessons of the pandemic is the knowledge that the green future which so many people want will be devastating to...
It’s that time again, the time when the Public Utilities Board’s consultant, Liberty Consulting, offers its quarterly review on how the...
The other day I checked the date on a litre of milk. It said June 2. That information, though, was absolutely no good to me. Standing there, I...
Years from now, when this pandemic is far enough in the rear-view that we can play “do you remember where you were when COVID-19 hit”, Ross...
There certainly has been a healthy amount of reaction since you printed the regular opinion column by Brian Jones in the May 20 edition. In it he...
As a way of helping this province identify and address its fiscal problems, in their guest column “Imagining Newfoundland and Labrador,...
By Dennis Browne Just prior to this COVID-19 crisis, Commissioner Richard LeBlanc delivered the Report of the Commission of Inquiry Respecting the...
Vaccine trials normally have a 90 per cent failure rate and can take a decade or more to develop. Seventeen years after SARS emerged in 2003, there...
A second wave of COVID-19 would be “catastrophic” for the economy if it forced reopened businesses into a second shutdown, Nova Scotia's...
It’s a short-term fix, it’s much needed, but in a way it carefully ignores the elephant in the tourism room. Monday, the provincial government...
It’s a short-term fix, it’s much needed, but in a way it carefully ignores the elephant in the tourism room. Monday, the provincial government...
It is quite unfortunate that Brian Jones is no longer writing a column for The Telegram, a circumstance I hope will be short-lived. I looked...
Who would have guessed that the things that make us most human would one day also put us at serious risk? Things like our basic, interactive...
Like many others, I mourn the passing of Harold Paddock, a great man in many ways. I knew him as a gifted teacher, from whom I learned some of the...
We are losing our memory. Or, at least, a big piece of it. I spent Sunday on the edge of the potato garden. Spent it with a pick and shovel,...
I am writing in absolute disappointment that the pitchforks came out in force in condemnation of Brian Jones’ column on public sector workers....
As the citizens’ representative for Newfoundland and Labrador, part of my job is to receive and analyze complaints and concerns from those...
Once, a long time ago, I was walking through an affluent Toronto neighbourhood when I saw a man who looked as out of place as I did: he was deeply...
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