Muse officially became the sister paper of the Fulcrum at the University of Ottawa. The two papers are no longer in contact. In fall of 2017, after 7-8 years of cutting the size of the print paper, due to budgetary constraints, the chief editor announced plans to stop print production of The Muse. Since then, The Muse has only been available online. However, archives of the printed paper from 1950-2017 can be found on their website. Well-known Muse contributors Steve Bartlett: Reporter with St. John's Telegram Donna Butt: Newfoundland actress and co-founder of Rising Tide Theatre Michael Connors: NTV evening news reporter and occasional anchor Ron Crocker: former regional director of CBC in Atlantic Canada Howard Davies: Chairman of NatWest Group. Gwynne Dyer: internationally acclaimed journalist and author, with a syndicated column in several countries Fred Gamberg: late promoter of local music acts Bill Gillespie: CBC international correspondent John Gushue: CBC writer, broadcaster and Telegram columnist Bob Hallett: Great Big Sea multi-instrumentalist Peter Jackson: editorial page editor with the St. John's daily newspaper The Telegram Wayne Johnston: author of The Divine Ryans and The Colony of Unrequited Dreams Doug Letto: CBC: Here and Now senior producer Art May: Former president of Memorial University Earle McCurdy: president of the Fish, Food and Allied Workers Union (FFAW/CAW) Michael Rossiter: CBC Radio political reporter, producer Wallace Ryan: Newfoundland artist and ardent nationalist Greg Thomey: co-creator and former co-host of CBC's This Hour Has 22 Minutes Brian Tobin: former Newfoundland and Labrador premier, Clyde Wells: former Newfoundland and Labrador premier and Court of Appeal Chief Justice See also List of student newspapers in Canada List of newspapers in Canada External links The Muse Newspapers published in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador Student newspapers published in Canada Memorial University of Newfoundland Weekly newspapers published in Newfoundland and Labrador