In its fifth year of local forecasting and story sharing, Doyle’s 2020 Almanac of Newfoundland and Labrador hits shelves just in time for winter. Brrrrring it on!
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Newfoundlanders and Labradorians and their love of weather was part of the motivation behind the launch of Doyle’s Almanac five years ago.
From balancing fatherhood and weather forecasts, to embracing a province he has grown to adore, NTV’s Chief Meteorologist bares all
As NTV’s Chief Meteorologist, Eddie Sheerr is one busy man. As a new father to seven-month-old Emily, things have ramped up a few notches, particularly when it comes to
First introduced in 1873, a Coors Original recipe is brought to this province to be proudly brewed and enjoyed right here
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Jessica Vieira Teixeira, Brand Public Relations Manager with Molson Coors Canada, shares that there’s something to celebrate in this province when it comes to enjoying a cold beverage
Sgt. Meaghan Frank of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment makes history
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Herald readers first met Meaghan Frank, then a Master Corporal, inside the pages of our magazine last Remembrance Day. Since then, Frank not only has embarked on her first deployment, but has also become the first female Infantry Sergeant
If a whole and authentically beautiful life is created from a bunch of meaningful moments, then Carolina East is living the dream
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Mile One was packed. The energy, fabulous. Fans, awaiting the legendary sensation that is Boney M, ready for Rasputin rapture, watched as Carolina East took the stage.
Gone, but not forgotten. Commemorating the life of Val Careen (Feb. 18, 1955 – August 21, 2019)
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Lena Careen-Codner sometimes still can’t believe her brother, Val Careen, is gone. “I miss him. Sometimes you take for granted that the ones you love will always be there. You get busy,
Merrill Reid, 89, of Buchans shares memories of his proud but tumultuous time at sea aboard the HMCS Cayuga during the Korean War
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Merrill Reid may have spent his working career underground in mines in his hometown of Buchans and beyond, but before that, Reid spent time as sea.
Master Corporal Andrew Cox may be a proud member of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment, but the title he treasures most is simply dad
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MCpl. Andrew Cox of the First Battalion Royal Newfoundland Regiment, A-Coy, 2nd Platoon, three section Commander, might be a very important title in some circles, but
I met an old friend the other day while taking a lunch time stroll along the trail that runs alongside Rennie’s River. While I hadn’t laid eyes on Owen Myers in about seven years, I instantly recognized his smile. We hugged, chatted, got caught up and talked old times. Owen,
For one Goulds family, serving one’s country has become something of a family affair
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Warrant Officer Clayton Fleet and 18 year-old Corporal Naython Ryall-Fleet, might be father and son, but there’s something else too. Perhaps it’s the fact that these two men felt the same calling in life, both