Embracing the bean-to-bar philosophy of chocolate making, JACOBEAN Craft Chocolate proudly embraces Newfoundlandia with hefty doses of TLC
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Darryl Pike has dedicated his entire life and career to the promotion of Newfoundland and Labrador. An entrepreneur and self-described engineer at heart, Pike’s latest venture has moved him into the
It has been marvellous to see the winds of change blow through St. John’s City Council. The moratorium on massage parlours is over. Council has finally moved away from the ridiculous position of trying to legislate morality. The moratorium was not the work of this council. This council is largely
Comedian Steve Coombs finds the humour in his battle with cancer, taking his inspiring one-man comedy show across the province this fall.
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We’re often told to look on the bright side, to find the lighter side of life. Steve Coombs can attest to the power of laugher more than
President Barack Obama, the 44th President of the United States, is coming to St. John’s at Mile One Centre on Tuesday November 12th. The event is brought to you by the St. John’s Board of Trade.
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(St. John’s) Beyond the Oval
Award-winning Canadian punk rockers PUP head to St. John’s for a sold out debut performance that punk fans on The Rock have long been waiting for
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Few punk bands are as hot today as Toronto’s PUP. Ahead of their long-awaited and now sold out debut performance in St. John’s
There’s nothing better than a spine-tingling fright on Halloween and the folks at Manuels River Hibernia Interpretation Centre go all out for a ghoulishly good cause.
Gillian Davidge is the Education Manager at Manuels River Hibernia Interpretation Centre, but on special nights throughout October she and her team transform into
By Jason Sheppard
It is once again federal election time across Canada and candidates from all parties are entering the final stretch of meeting and greeting the voting public before they head to the polls on Oct. 21. As with every election, there will be those who have been through
While the hit Broadway musical Come From Away put the hospitality of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians on the map, our distinctive dialect and our unique turn of phrase usage has long made us stand out in any crowd.
When the Toronto Maple Leafs headed to the island last month for their
