By: Nick Travis
Operation Vanished explores Newfoundland in a time not so long ago, when things were very different.
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Helen Escott knows crime. In 1998, she became the founding member and Senior Communications Strategist of the Newfoundland and Labrador RCMP’s Media Relations and Communications Unit – a position she
“In our age there is no such thing as ‘keeping out of politics.’ All issues are political issues, and politics itself is a mass of lies, evasions, folly, hatred and schizophrenia.” — George Orwell
Oh, elections. Love to hate them, right? Even those passionate over politics can easily find themselves
When I was “coming of age” so to speak politics was played a little bit differently … or maybe it wasn’t.
We were a Liberal family. That means we had a known affiliation to the Liberal party. That was true until I was into my twenties and Smallwood was turfed
What began as a relaxing day at sea quickly turned into an unbelievable nightmare for one family, proving we never truly fathom our own strength until it’s needed
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Dr. Mike Hatcher is a specialist in emergency medicine in St. Catherine’s, Ontario, though he’ll proudly tell anyone he runs into
With a drive to recognize leaders from this province, Miss Achievement Newfoundland & Labrador Leadership Program prepares for this year’s celebration
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A quick search of the word ‘leadership’ with any Internet search engine, and you will see some six billion results of what defines a leader in addition to
Award-winning children’s music duo Splash’N Boots talk giving back, spreading laughter through song and their ever-growing love of Newfoundland and Labrador
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When The Herald telephoned Nick Adams, one half of Juno winning children’s music super-duo Splash’N Boots, the talented and impossibly good-natured entertainer answered in a motel in Rigolet, Labrador.
It was
I moved from Saskatchewan to St. John’s just over a year ago to get an education in journalism. When I first got here I was a bit afraid, to be honest. I had never been to a place this far away from home without knowing I’d be
By: Nick Travis
Corner Brook-based teacher and author Floyd Spracklin’s new book, Shellbird, will take audiences on a treasure hunt right in our own back yard
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In the middle of the Humber River near Corner Brook is a small, unassuming island named Shellbird. Anyone familiar with the folklore, however,
