Pioneering Irish musicians The Chieftains celebrate 57 years of music and memories with their Irish Goodbye tour in St. John’s this October
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There are certain buzz words we writers use to boost profile or inflate importance, particularly when it comes to the world of entertainment. Icon, legend, maverick, trailblazer, pioneer.
“Do. Or do not. There is no try.”
– Yoda, The Empire Strikes Back
When it comes to the environment, many Newfoundlanders should probably hang their heads in shame, myself included. Truth be told, few among us have been good stewards of this planet of ours. Blame isolation, access and
I am not easily inspired by public marches and demonstrations. Too much time has passed. Too many things have happened. Too much water has gone under the bridge and after a time you think that nothing changes and that, while there are political changes and elections and promises, everything gets
Diverse musician and composer Jeremy Rice steps outside of the box with his new and vibrant solo album
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Musician, composer, producer and self-described obsessive creator Jeremy Rice is the type of artist that thrives through variety.
Upcoming Studio Album
A Ryerson graduate having worked on film composition for television,
You know the only people who really seemed to care about Justin Trudeau getting dressing up as Aladdin in what was an Arabian Nights themed costume party seem to be white politicians running for office and a news media starved for a story.
Now I had this piece half
A year and change after wrapping 15 seasons of The Rick Mercer Report, one of Newfoundland’s finest and our nations most beloved ranter is hitting the road.
Rick Mercer headlines Just For Laughs Comedy Night in Canada, a patriotic nation-wide tour that kicks off right here in St. John’s at
Seamus O’Regan addresses party controversies, unity and door-to-door support ahead of October’s pivotal federal election
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Seamus O’Regan knows the fight ahead of him. He’s not naive to the shifts in the at times turbulent political landscape. Much has happened in four years. 2015 marked the dawn of the red
After an unplanned four year hiatus, Jack Harris says he’s ready to return to Ottawa, picking up where he left off representing the people of St. John’s East
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Jack Harris looks like life’s been treating him well. In fact, he looks so rested and at ease it almost makes
Greg Malone’s MP bid with the Green Party goes well beyond politics
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“I swore I’d never run again,” the legendary Greg Malone jests as he eases into a reclining chair in The Herald’s boardroom.
And who could blame him? It’s been 19 years since the CODCO luminary ran for
