A new series of short plays is set to premiere in St. John’s next week, and will spotlight a truly impactful issue.
Private Eyes: Recognizing 50 years of Canada’s (partial) decriminalization of homosexuality; six original plays commissioned from Ontario and Newfoundland and Labrador based LBGTQ2S + playwrights. The Newfoundland and Labrador
Proudly representing Western Canada, Said The Whale brings their patented blend of indie rock to St. John’s for a true home-away-from-home showcase
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Vancouver indie rockers Said The Whale are no stranger to Newfoundland and Labrador. The trio of Tyler Bancroft, Jaycelyn Brown and Ben Worcester celebrates their 20th anniversary
Teacher, author and adventurer, Bauline native Justin Barbour talks navigating NL’s ruggedness with his loving canine companion, Saku the Cape Shore water dog
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What do you need when you venture out into the rugged wilderness of Newfoundland and Labrador? Good footwear, surely. Provisions to keep ya’ from starvin’ sure!
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
Some sharp dressed men are heading this way in 2020! Rock ‘n’ roll legends ZZ Top are heading to St. John’s to celebrate their 50th anniversary on Saturday May 23rd at Mile One Centre with special guests Cheap Trick.
“That Little Ol’ Band From Texas,” lay
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
Full disclosure, the title of this particular column is the same as a spiritual based book and film of the same name. I realized that much after the germ of the idea for this piece had collected enough that there was no turning back. So, no real religious overtones here,
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
I bought an ornament for our Christmas tree this week. The first of the season. I didn’t mean to. I was out to a “box stores” looking for a hinge but inside the store Christmas had taken over.
The place was filled to the hatches with Christmas stuff although it
