Cod Moratorium Collection

You can find the facts about the cod moratorium anywhere.... Stock collapse and job numbers. 
 
But that’s not the story most families remember.
 
This collection tells the part people still carry quietly.  The young man who left before he was ready.  He felt like he had to leave, no choice, pushed out.

The father who stayed.
The mother who held the house together.
The siblings who didn’t fully understand… but felt it anyway.
 
Through a series of letters, small keepsakes, and one private journal page that was never meant to be read, you’ll follow John as he leaves Newfoundland in the early 1990s and tries to figure out who he is without the life he thought was waiting for him.
 
Inside the bundle:
Three letters home as shock turns into steadiness
A boarding pass sent back as proof of how sudden leaving really was
A private journal entry only to be shared with his dear mother
A simple chicken casserole recipe passed along from a new place
A bonus letter to his younger siblings, with advice and humour
Small keepsakes that make it feel real in your hands, including a hockey card for his little brother from the early 1990s!
 
This isn’t about politics.   It’s about family and identity.

It’s about that age when you thought you knew where your life was headed… and then it changed.
If you were in your early twenties in the 1990s, this will feel familiar.
If you weren’t, it will help you understand the ones who were.
This is a limited keepsake edition.

Once they’re gone, they won’t be restocked.
If this story sounds like yours - or someone you love - don’t wait.
Bring it home.