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The Things That Wash Up Here: Newfoundland’s Haunted History With Artillery Shells
War Relics That Still Breathe
Jun 23
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The Point Rosee "Viking Site"
In 2014, high above the rugged coast of Newfoundland, something curious caught the eye of Dr.
Jun 18
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Bay of Dead Men: The Runaway Lady Who Swapped Silks for Saltwater
How a Royal Runaway Became a Ghost of Trepassey.
Jun 16
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Bay of Dead Men: The Runaway Lady Who Swapped Silks for Saltwater
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Colonial Abuse, Resource Robbery & Political Corruption in Newfoundland
Newfoundland and Labrador wasn’t just settled.
Jun 6
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The Dark Grip of Religion on Newfoundland’s Soul
Welcome to Newfoundland—the Rock.
Jun 4
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THE MYSTERY OF THE VEILED VIRGIN: A MASTERPIECE, A SYMBOL, A SECRET
There’s something ghostly about a face you can’t quite see.
Jun 1
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THE MYSTERY OF THE VEILED VIRGIN: A MASTERPIECE, A SYMBOL, A SECRET
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May 2025
The Meteorite That Rode the Train: Newfoundland’s Celestial Visitor of 1895
Let me tell you a story.
May 28
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The Bomber That Hit the Hill: Newfoundland’s Cold War Tragedy
It was March 18, 1953.
May 25
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The Ghost Ship of Cape Ray: The Shipwreck That Crawled Out of the Atlantic in Cape Ray
It was the dead of January 2024, the kind of bone-deep cold where your breath feels like smoke and every footstep crunches on secrets frozen into the…
May 23
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April 5th, 1932 – The Day Democracy Bled on the Steps of the Colonial Building
It was supposed to be a peaceful protest.
May 15
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The Viking Explosion: Hollywood Meets a Newfoundland Death Trap
Imagine a film so cursed, it ended with the director, the cinematographer, and two dozen crew members dead. Not because of sabotage. Not because of a…
May 7
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The Viking Explosion: Hollywood Meets a Newfoundland Death Trap
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The Coffins in the Marsh - 1939
It was just another hunting trip.
May 7
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