When Pauline Russell was asked about the future of the Labrador Winter Games, this is what she had to say:To be quite honest, with the Labrador Winter Games, I’m sure there’s room for improvement in some things, but for the most part, I think these games is as good as...
Have you every heard of the Labrador Public School football cup? It was first played in 1922 between two teams, Groswater Bay and Sandwich Bay. In 1922, the Groswater Bay team won two out of three games, making them the trophy holders for the year. As per the rules, the...
Mary Winters of North West River recorded a level of dominance in high school track & field competitions comparable to Usian Bolt, winning 8/10 races she competed in, as we can see in an excerpt taken from an interview done with her last year: Aimee: So Aunt Mary...
Vol. 48, No. 2 - Them Days - An issue on clubs, groups, and associations.Find a story about the L'Anse au Loup hockey team.Vol. 46, No. 2 - Them Days - An issue about the early days in Happy Valley and Goose bay, with stories of sea monsters...
McKinley and Darlene Winters both grew up in Hopedale watching traditional games and sports. Now, the two parents are working on passing on the games to their children and all Nunatsiavut communities. They spoke to Them Days' Heidi Atter about the importance of the games to Inuit culture, which can...
In this issue, we shared excerpts from the Labrador Legacy Podcast. The Labrador Legacy podcast was the result of a workshop held by Heidi Atter/Arctic Moss Studios at the Lake Melville School in North West River. Students in grades 5 and 6 interviewed elders and knowledge holders, and the results...
In November, Them Days hosted the Stitches We Share exhibition, originally curated for the Bonavista Biennale. Heather Igloliorte tagged Ella Jacque, Vanessa Flowers, and Jessica Winters to curate an exhibition based on their grandmothers' work. We are so proud to have hosted the work of Sarah Baikie, Andrea Flowers,...
Growing Up in Makkovik - Ola Andersen But as far back as I can remember, almost every household had a Them Days magazine in it, and I find it so amazing, living in Cartwright, It was, founded by Doris, and that's like one of the many great things that happened or...
Volume 49, Number 2 features "Naskaupi River Thoughts (Dec. 22)", a recitation by Dave Paddon, about winter camping with family members. Experience the oral nature of his recitation through this video he made to accompany it, featuring photos and video clips from the trip. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-A1Ncnkjrk
Them Days, in partnership with the Department of Labrador Affairs and North West River's Mina Campbell, held a ceremony to honour Lydia Campbell and replace the headstone at her gravesite in Mulligan. Lydia Campbell was an author and Labradorian matriarch. She was born in born in Hamilton Inlet in Nunatsiavut...
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