Thriving in Canada's Easternmost Province
Thriving in Canada's Easternmost Province
By Mandy Cook If you ever wanted to know anything about how burrowing creatures impact ancient marine sediments, Dr. Liam Herringshaw of Memorial’s Department of Earth Sciences is your guy.…
Read moreA look at the sport’s rising popularity in Newfoundland – By Liam Herringshaw So, here’s a question for you: What first official sport of Canada, now the world’s second-most popular…
Read moreBoard member Ashwin Gupta has put together an excellent piece for CBC radio on our development; listen to it at the CBC web site!
Read moreAn epochal weekend, on which Newfoundland & Labrador lost both their games but took a hat-trick and picked up a Man-of-the-Match prize Two weeks after it took place, I’m sure…
Read moreCricket in Newfoundland may well have reached its tipping point. The future’s bright As summer comes to an end, and my work contract in Newfoundland does likewise, it’s time for…
Read morePresenting the starting line-up (minus four) of the Newfoundland & Labrador team for the Maritimes Twenty20 I thought by now I’d be able to declare the Cricket Association of Newfoundland…
Read moreIt had to rain. It would have been inappropriate to relaunch cricket in Newfoundland without it. The floodlights of the King George V football stadium shone brightly, however, and the…
Read moreThere are two main thoroughfares in downtown St John’s: Water Street and Duckworth Street. The former takes its name from the perpetual precipitation that renders it sub-aquatic for nine months…
Read moreCan the St John’s club manage to reclaim a century-old cricket ground lost to football? Fingers crossed I knew what it was as soon as I saw it. Strolling up…
Read moreOr in any other far-flung place you may live in, where cricket isn’t even a stepchild. You may have to carry your bat at all times but this nine-point programme…
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