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Connie Boland

July 12, 2021 by Connie Boland

Award-winning journalist, writer, and communications professional Connie Boland was born in Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador. She liked the city so much she still lives there. Connie is an avid hiker and lover of all things outdoors. She worked for 10 years as a newspaper writer and editor, then branched out into freelance writing.

Connie has written for Today’s Parent, Saltscapes, Atlantic Business, Downhomer magazines, The Evening Telegram and The Western Star. She was twice a finalist for Atlantic Journalism Awards in the magazine and newspaper categories and received Canadian News Awards for Outstanding Editorial Achievement.

After more than 20 years working as a communications manager with the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, Memorial University, Kids Eat Smart Foundation Newfoundland and Labrador, and other organizations, she has returned to her first love – creating stories.

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Lost art found under horsehair insulation …

Kichi Sibi – The Ottawa River

Kichi Sibi – The Ottawa River

Ole Helmhausen on the Badlands of Alberta…

inukshuk sunrise at Forillion National Park

10 Things You Need To Do For A Perfect Day At Forillon National Park

Whale Interpretive Centre, Telegraph Cove

A Second Life For Whales

Camp Tanamakoon Algonquin Park

Algonquin Park’s historic lodges

Arctic-char-on-lake-ice - Nunavut Ice Bound by Hans Tammemagi for roadstories.ca

Nunavut Arctic char under Northern Lights

Canoe carved from 350-year-old cedar log ‘glides like glass’

The Walrus Road To Everywhere - Noah Richler

Road to Everywhere · The Walrus

Haida Gwaii Loo Taas canoe by Bill Reid

Haida Gwaii: Mist enshrouded isles & vibrant Haida resurgence

silhouette of a bat at sunset

The Year of the Bat

Churchill Northern Studies Centre

The Churchill Northern Studies Centre

HMCS Onondaga

HMCS Onondaga – Cold-War submarine saved from scrap yard

neon vacancy sign

North Bay roadside traveller’s motels

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