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12/31/2024

Happy New Year from NQ Magazine! As we look back on 2024, we’re grateful for a year filled with creativity, inspiration, and shared stories. Thank you to all of our readers, contributors, and patrons for being part of our community! Here’s to 2025! http://nqonline.ca/get-subscription/

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas from all of us here at NQ! May your holiday be filled with warmth, joy, art, and connection! Be safe, be warm, and be well!

12/23/2024

Happy Tibb’s Eve, everyone! A uniquely Newfoundland tradition, Tibb’s Eve marks the unofficial kickoff to the holiday season. It’s a time to gather with friends, share a few laughs (and maybe a drink or two), and celebrate the spirit of Christmas a little early! 🍻

12/21/2024

Today is the first day of winter, a season which holds the promise of purposeful renewal, as nature quietly prepares for spring. In our winter issue, we explore winter’s quiet beauty, the promise of renaissance, and the hidden momentum toward spring’s vibrant revival! Pick up a copy or subscribe today! https://nqonline.ca/

12/18/2024

We’re thrilled to feature another captivating piece of fiction from our friend and frequent contributor, Katie Vautour! "The Neighbour in House Number Five" is a beautifully crafted story filled with the colourful storytelling - and visual art - Katie is known for. Dive into this must-read tale in our latest issue! https://nqonline.ca/

12/16/2024

Give them the perfect stocking stuffer! This holiday season, give the gift of inspiration, creativity, and local stories with a subscription to NQ Magazine. It’s the perfect way to support Newfoundland and Labrador’s vibrant arts scene while sharing the joy of discovering new perspectives all year long. Tuck a little something meaningful into their stocking this Christmas! http://nqonline.ca/get-subscription/

12/13/2024

Historical sources on women’s lives in Newfoundland and Labrador are often sparse and fragmented, making it challenging to capture their stories. Margaret Sharp Ferguson Peace stands out as one of the few early-to-mid-19th-century women whose life we can trace from beginning to end, including her impactful years in Newfoundland. In our winter issue, we delve into her remarkable journey, and celebrate the resilience of those whose stories shaped our past. https://nqonline.ca/

12/11/2024

‘Half Moon and Bright Stars: My Bedroom in September’ by Christophe Pratt, 2001. A part of our Newfoundland Renaissance theme, this intimate piece by Pratt blends the celestial with the deeply personal. Through works like Pratt’s, we see the resilience and creativity of Newfoundland’s artistic community, a renaissance which continues to bloom. Explore this and other pieces celebrating the boundless spirit of Newfoundland art! https://nqonline.ca/

12/09/2024

In our latest issue, explore snippets of thousands of letters sent to Premier JR Smallwood by women across Newfoundland following Confederation. These letters are filled with passion and insight, showing a politically-engaged electorate invested in the future and fully aware of the power of their votes. Don’t miss this unique glimpse into the spirit and resilience of Newfoundland’s people! https://nqonline.ca/

12/05/2024

In our latest issue, we feature the vibrant work of Sue Miller, an artist whose pieces evoke the beauty and complexity of Newfoundland’s seascapes. Miller’s use of colour and texture draws viewers into a world both familiar and captivating. Dive into her artistic journey and discover how she captures the essence of place and memory in every brushstroke. A must-read for art lovers in our winter issue! http://nqonline.ca/get-subscription/

12/04/2024

Discover the legacy of Ernest A Steinbrink in the winter issue of NQ! Architect, engineer, and inventor, Steinbrink left an indelible mark on Newfoundland’s landscape with his visionary designs and innovations. This article delves into his remarkable career, exploring how his work blended creativity with functionality, shaping both public and private spaces across the province. Don’t miss this inspiring look at a true pioneer of Newfoundland architecture! https://nqonline.ca/

12/02/2024

In our winter issue, featured artwork includes ‘The Schooner Lloyd Jack Leaving for Labrador’ by David Blackwood, a work embodying the creative spirit of Atlantic Canada. Dive deep into the stories, influences, and legacies which shaped Newfoundland’s renaissance, a unique artistic identity. Don’t miss this journey through the art, literature, and ideas which redefined our province! https://nqonline.ca/

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