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Enjoy a safe & lovely Easter break

April 2026

We’ll see you back here next week. And though it’s not the Easter Bunny, check out this lovely creature –

A Hare in Time, by Erin Callahan St John (wood fired ceramic), Leyton Gallery of Fine Arts.

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Bill Rose: “You have to take chances. Keep pushing the boundaries of the painting. Of course this could end in utter failure.”

Can you tell us a little about yourself? Born and raised in Freshwater/Placentia; left home at 17 to go to university; at 20 I entered an art gallery for the…

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Dan of the Galapagos, A Script in Seven Parts (1 of 7)

BY Monica Walsh

NQonline.ca is pleased to share new work by St. John’s playwright, Monica Walsh. We’ll be publishing Dan of the Galapagos in its entirety over the course of the next several…

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Souvenir Shopping with Smallwood: Newfoundland and Expo 67

BY Matthew Hollett

“I’M A SORT of tourist attraction,” Joey Smallwood quipped, late in his career. “Everyone who comes here wants to meet me.”

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