Navigating the fictitious forests of the literary world is no enviable task. Doing so alone is even more daunting. That was the case for enthusiastic first-time author Justin Hodder, who sought to give Newfoundlanders and Labradorians a new sort of adventure in his debut novel The Mists of Morne.
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“It could always be worse,” says the kindly cashier at the corner store not a five minute walk from my east end home.
Ain’t that the truth?
For context, this and many conversations across the island revolve around the current state of the world and Newfoundland and Labrador’s curious place
Corner Brook’s Allison Crowe dives deep into her contribution to Zack Snyder’s Hollywood Blockbuster Justice League, a collaboration nearly 15 years in the making
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Predestination is the idea that someone or something is destined to occur, guided to a particular place or purpose. Through hell or high water, written
From lockdowns & clusters to recoveries and vaccines, it’s the story of a lifetime. A Herald exclusive with an award-winning reporter covering the coronavirus
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Journalism, no matter the beat, has an element of chance. Reporters dedicate much of their energy to consuming information, fact-checking, chasing interviews and, of course,
Portuguese-Canadian singer-songwriter Nico Paulo dives into her intimate new EP and newfound love of this province and its people
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The COVID-19 pandemic has, and continues to, make for strange bedfellows, metaphorically speaking of course. Reflecting on the past year of largely-lockdown living and I’m sure the bulk of us
Award-winning and ever-evolving singer-songwriter David Picco breaks down his sixth studio album Live It Down in the latest of our album deep dive series
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What do you do when the world seemingly stops spinning? You get to work. At least you do if you’re as prolific a singer-songwriter as David
Alexandria Nash of Burchies Gourmet Donuts wows customers with decadent and inventive creations, while paying tribute to her beloved late father
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Something sinfully sweet and indulgent this way comes. If you find yourself detached from the tangled web that is social media, you’ll be excused from being unaware of
Artist and educator, Virginia Fudge unpacks the emotional weight of her new EP All These Little Games in The Herald’s latest album deep dive!
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Dedicated mother and kindergarten teacher Virginia Fudge has blossomed into a versatile singer-songwriter with her new EP All These Little Games.
This all female collaboration
East meets West as NL’s Mallory Johnson and BC sister duo Twin Kennedy unite for the timely and emotional anthem Wise Woman
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Chasing your dreams can make for strange bedfellows. Factor in a touch of the homesick and the ties that bind of true-north-strong-and-free pride and you’ve got a
The Newfoundland Herald dives through our archives to reflect on OZFM Jigs & Reels host Danielle Butt’s love of all things Irish ahead of St. Patrick’s Day
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OZFM’s Jigs & Reels and the St. Paddy’s season go together like PB&J. Naturally, longtime host and network fixture Danielle Butt has
This is usually the time of year where I’d make some witty remarks and puns about Newfoundland’s Irish roots, our predisposition to alcohol and excessive Paddy’s partying and how you can hear Jigs & Reels bursting through every car radio and sound system from St. John’s to St. Anthony on
Award-winning local blues rockers Beauwater break down their latest studio album Who Works For Who? in the latest of our Herald’s album deep dives.
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These past two years may collectively have Newfoundlanders and Labradorians singing the blues, but we doubt readers will take issue with blues rockers Beauwater’s latest