I often never tell anyone about my past because it’s something that I’m not proud of. However, if the front door at the former Junctions Nightclub on Water Street in St. John’s Newfoundland could talk, it would tell you that, “I was given this life as a Journalist because I …
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Editorial: To camp or glamp, that is the question
Due to the changing times, technology, and lack of being able to rough it, camping I believe has evolved. However, sometimes you just have to rough it to prove how tough you are to yourself. I mean don’t get me wrong, camping in style has its perks. I have glamped …
Read More »Editorial: Happy Birthday to me!
Well, I made it to age 38, yes I am surprised as you are. Today is my birthday. I’ve done pretty well at this staying alive thing. Maybe because my Mudder prays for me everyday. I have a brother and a sister and my mom worries about me the most. …
Read More »Editorial: Somebody is drilling holes in gas tanks to steal fuel in Bonnyville
My Monday started with some arsehole drilling the gas tank in my news truck to steal the gas out of my tank. On March 28, I awoke in the a.m. to see a set of tire tracks leading to my truck in the freshly fallen snow. I quickly said to …
Read More »Editorial: Quitting smoking has been a lifelong struggle for me
Quitting smoking is one of the most difficult things a person can do. Trust me I have tried umpteen times. I recently wrote an editorial about how I can do anything that I put my mind to having just completed the Dry February Challenge for the Bonnyville Health Foundation. Well, …
Read More »Editorial: I completed the Dry February challenge for the Bonnyville Health Foundation
You, and only you, have to power to choose who you want to be and how you will show up in this life. At the start of February, I was approached to complete the Dry Challenge. Giving up alcohol for a month sounded like quite the challenge for this screech-loving …
Read More »Editorial: The government media played a huge role in the genocide in Rwanda
The Rwanda genocide was an atrocious event that caused severe violence against Tutsi people, led by the Hutu tribe in 1994. However, as we know the responsibility for this crime against humanity cannot be held accountable by one country. International communities could have intervened and ended the genocide before the …
Read More »Editorial: Why Prime Minister John Diefenbaker decided not to sever ties with communist Cuba
In 1959 following the victory of Fidel Castro’s communist revolution in Cuba, the Canadian government, headed by Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, decided to maintain diplomatic and economic relations with Havana. This decision to continue such relations would see opposition from the United States and strain relations between Canada and the …
Read More »Editorial: Show the person you love that you care everyday, not just on Valentines Day
It’s February, the month of love, a month where we have Valentine’s Day to show your significant other in your life that you care. We’ll I believe you should do that every day, not just on Valentine’s Day. Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. It means something different to …
Read More »Editorial: Everyone could use a hug
Hug it out, instead of refusing to talk to someone because you don’t agree with them. Hugging has a relaxing and soothing effect on people and there are days that I long to hug my mudder in Newfoundland. Yes, we disagree on many things with each other in our continuous …
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