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Ed Coleman is a regular columnist for the Valley Journal Advertiser.

HISTORICALLY SPEAKING WITH ED COLEMAN: Remembering The Tribune, Windsor’s once prominent newspaper

Ed Coleman · columnist |Updated 21 hours ago |3 min read Premium content

A clipping I found in a 1940s scrapbook on the sale of a Windsor newspaper led me to re-read L. S. Loomer’s book, A Journey in History. In the index to this book on Windsor’s history, Loomer has nine entries referring to newspapers. When you check ...

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomes Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau upon his arrival at Bharat Mandapam convention center for the G20 Summit, in New Delhi, India, Saturday, Sept. 9, 2023. Evan Vucci/Pool via

John Ivison: India is too important for cheap Liberal domestic politics

John Ivison |Updated 23 hours ago |6 min read Premium content

With friends like Canada, who needs enemies? That appears to be the thinking of Indian prime minister Narendra Modi. Justin Trudeau seems to feel the same way. The two men have doubled down on a cycle of recrimination that has poisoned relations in ...

The King Tide, directed by Christian Sparkes and filmed primarily in Keels, N.L. will be released this week.

LETTER: Keels was featured in 'The King Tide,' but community has important history in N.L.

Contributed |Updated a day ago |3 min read Premium content

The movie 'The King Tide' is now showing in a theatre in St John's. It was filmed in Keels, Bonavista Bay, in 2022. Keels is about a 30-minute drive from Bonavista. Why Keels was chosen as the site for the film, I don't know. However, it has its own ...

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Citadel High student Maria Ossa, has her photo taken following her graduation ceremony at the school in Halifax Thursday June 24, 2021.

TIM KROCHAK PHOTO

JOHN DeMONT: Being young deserves to be golden

John DeMont · Columnist |Updated a day ago |6 min read Premium content

Time does funny things with memory, magnifying events that should have been forgettable, diminishing moments that, when thoughtfully considered, changed a person forever. Nevertheless, I choose to treat as fact my recollection that I was lucky to be ...

- Bruce MacKinnon

BRUCE MacKINNON CARTOON: ‘Awaiting your reply’

Bruce MacKinnon · Cartoonist |Updated a day ago |1 min read Premium content

Bruce MacKinnon's cartoon for May 1, 2024.

A health-care provider monitors a patient's blood pressure. Rick MacLean has been recording his own BP numbers, as well as other stats at home. CDC/Unsplash

COMMENTARY: Patients inform new map for health-care transformation, policy makers just need to listen

Contributed |Updated a day ago |4 min read Premium content

By Dr. Timothy Woodford As I prepare for my annual canoe trip, I marvel at the intelligence and ingenuity of the people who create maps, without which I would surely disappear into a portage, never to be seen again. Primary care transformation also ...

File photo: A locked cellphone

EDITORIAL: Teaching 'n' texting — a school cellphone ban needs to be accompanied by more education

SaltWire Network |Updated a day ago |4 min read Premium content

The province of Ontario has just introduced the most restrictive ban on cellphone use in schools in the country. Yet, even that does not seem thorough enough to turn the tide on one of society’s greatest challenges in this age. Set to begin in ...

P.E.I. Premier Dennis King (right) is urging Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (left) to work with the province on implementing a new national school lunch program. - Stu Neatby

DAVID JOHNSON: Past decisions probably haunt federal Liberals

Contributed |Updated a day ago |4 min read Premium content

There are times in life when you regret past decisions. What once looked like a very good idea at a certain point in time might come back to haunt you, and you wish you could go back in time for a “do-over.” I wonder whether Canadian Prime Minister ...

Retired members of the military stand inside an original military vehicle of Portugal's Carnation Revolution during the commemorations of the 50th anniversary of Portugal's Carnation Revolution that resulted in the overthrow of dictatorship. Pedro Nunes/Reuters

COMMENTARY: Portugal marks 50 years since the Carnation Revolution

Henry Srebrnik |Updated a day ago |5 min read Premium content

Led by the left-wing Armed Forces Movement and supported by most of the population, the so-called Carnation Revolution not only brought down Portugal’s dictatorship, but also paved the way for the end of the country’s colonial wars in Africa. The ...

"Laser eye surgery – an operation lasting 22 seconds - completely disrupted my life," writes Bev Moore Davis of St. John's. - Amanda Dalbjorn/Unsplash

LETTER: How a failed laser eye surgery changed my life

Contributed |Updated a day ago |3 min read Premium content

We have all seen the ads for laser eye surgery promoting 20/20 vision and a life liberated from glasses. While this may be true for many, it's not the reality for everyone. For me, Aug. 20, 2021, stands out as a day that I will never forget – it ...

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