This Week in The Newfoundland Herald
0This week The Herald Stands Proud with Kelly Cup Champs The Newfoundland Growlers! Find out all about this issue and what we have coming up in the future!
This week The Herald Stands Proud with Kelly Cup Champs The Newfoundland Growlers! Find out all about this issue and what we have coming up in the future!
There is something about dining with someone that is special. It’s a “breaking of bread” and there is something about it almost spiritual. It’s a break from the world where important conversation often takes place.
In a column a few years ago I wrote about dining with three different people
MP Nick Whalen might have his hands full juggling his busy Ottawa schedule, but his most important role is one much nearer and dearer to his heart; that of dad
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As an MP for St. John’s East, Nick Whalen is all business, but on the home front, he lets
National Hockey League vet and defending DEL champion Luke Adam wins on and off the ice as he and his family prepare to welcome a baby boy this summer
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There are names synonymous with hockey in Newfoundland and Labrador. Druken, Ryan, Ryder, Cleary, Slaney and of course Adam.
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The inspirational story of how one former award-winning journalist inspired his son to follow in his creative and passionate footsteps
Ben Cleary grew up in the news business, sometimes puttering around the newsroom as his dad stared down a deadline. It was a life he was introduced to early –
Father and daughter share a passion for photography, but while their journey was anything but smooth, they learned to embrace the beauty along the way
Lorne Rostotski uncovered his artistic talent the way most rock musicians discover theirs, explaining, with a grin, that it’s all about the ladies.
By: Mark Dwyer
“A father holds his daughter’s hand for a short while, but he holds her heart forever.”
What makes a 47-year-old man listen to base-thumping hip hop music with lyrics that would make a biker blush?
Why would a middle-aged dude carelessly try to learn Fortnite dances?
It was in the early hours of May 15 – 6:55 a.m. to be exact – when Eddie and Susan Sheerr’s lives changed in an instant
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Eddie Sheerr is rarely speechless. For a man who makes his living with words, the affable weather guru struggles through a tornado of
Dad’s come in all shapes and sizes. They are in all professions, too. Our premier, Dwight Ball, is a father, one who has spoken publicly about the struggle of loving an only child as they navigate the cruel, nasty realities of addiction and all that entails.
No, no one ever
In the narrow sense of the word the Liberals won the recent election. Why? Because they have more seats than any other party. That’s how the score is kept in politics. They were the winners. There is no constitutional crisis no matter what PC leader Ches Crosbie says.
The Liberals