Newfoundland Quarterly

The Newfoundland Quarterly is a 102 year-old journal focused on the arts, culture, history, industry and people of Newfoundland and Labrador. It is published by the Newfoundland Quarterly Foundation Board, a not-for-profit charitable foundation. Owned by Memorial University of Newfoundland, the Newfoundland Quarterly features contributions from the province's top writers and visual artists as well as writings by our most prominent people. Many contributors have a presence on the national and international stage.

Under a partnership agreement between the Harris Centre and the Newfoundland Quarterly, the main presenter of a "Memorial Presents" session is invited to write an article in the magazine based on the presentation.

2013

Gibson, Ryan. Life Beyond the Zone Boards: Understanding the New Reality of Regional Development in Newfoundland and Labrador. 105.4

2012

Fürst, Bojan. Making Islands Matter. 105.3

Bruneau, Stephen. Natural Gas Better Than Labrador Hydro for Island Energy Requirements. 105.3

Clift, Tom and Cooper, Tom. Why the Divorce? Examining the Fleet Separation Policy- Risks and Opportunities. 105.2

2011

Davis, Ryan. The Newly Veiled Face of Mummering: Reinventing Traditions and Conserving Culture. 104.3

Locke, Wade. Newfoundland and Labrador, from Austerity to Prosperity –and Back to Austerity (?): Planning to Avoid a Financial Crisis. 104.2

Greenwood, Rob & Vodden, Kelly. Rural-Urban Interaction in Newfoundland and Labrador. 104.1

Baehre, Rainer. Whose Pine-Clad Hills: Forest Rights and Access in Newfoundland and Labrador’s History. 103.4

2010