The Journal Pioneer

If all goes well, it will still be mid-to-late April before federal funds are flowing to the millions of Canadians whose livelihoods have disappeared in the ever-widening path of destruction brought by the coronavirus. Canada's employment ...

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Hey — you’re probably not going anywhere these days. Me neither. It doesn’t mean you can’t dream. Let me take you somewhere. (Over the next couple of weeks, I hope to take you on a virtual road trip to a few different ...

On Feb. 22, The Guardian published an article by Chief Darlene Bernard, Lennox Island First Nation and Chief Junior Gould, Abegweit First Nation (Land Surrender did not Happen in Mi’kma’ki) in response to my article (Islanders not living ...

Just a short note and an attempt at humour. In the midst of the COVID-19 crisis and before a vaccine comes available, I recommend everyone try to boost their immune system. I saw that a Canadian from Montreal, Dr. Michael Cretien, was testing a ...

Regarding Chief Public Health Officer "disappointed" with liquor store lineups (March 19). Rather than moralizing about how “disappointed” she was to see Islanders queueing up at the liquor store after her sudden ...

If you haven’t ever been to Caul’s Funeral Home in St. John’s, let me set the scene for you a bit. Nestled in under a row of mid-sized deciduous trees on LeMarchant Road on the edge of downtown, it’s part of a mix of ...

Dr. Dave Wong’s excellent op-ed (Is Nova Scotia prepared for COVID-19?) in the Cape Breton Post on March 24 illustrates how serious this pandemic is, and how lethal it can get if we are not adequately prepared. I hope everyone reads it. Our ...

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Ian (Tex) MacDonald The future for minor hockey facilities today is trending toward the construction of multiplex facilities, which are multiple sheets of ice under the same roof. They would tap into most of the same infrastructure and ...