There was a little wooden boat in the middle of Island Rooms. It had a scrape here, and a ding there – but all we could see was a 17 foot golden nugget with great promise of fish, and hope for some squid. I spent no time kicking tires before Read more…
By KIMBERLY ORREN • NAVIGATOR • MAY 2, 2017 “We are a Sea People, once described by Winston Churchill as the “world’s best small boatmen.” Yet an entire generation has come to adulthood since the cod moratorium. And those of us who may have grown up with our butts in a punt, Read more…
By LINDA BROWNE • FEBRUARY, 2015 A program unfolding in Petty Harbour will preserve an important part of the province’s past for future generations. It’s the middle of December and it’s hard to see Petty Harbour through the pea soup fog. Even the sharpest filleting knife couldn’t cut through it. But deep Read more…
