It is always good to “go home.” It awakens you and reminds you of who you are. I was down for a walk through my old neighbourhood last week.
I walked down through what used to be a warren of little St. John’s streets that led down to New Gower
Sport defines me. It’s captured my imagination since I’ve been old enough to swing a bat, shoot a puck and kick a ball – teaching me life’s most important principles. It’s helped me deal with adversity, how to connect with people, the importance of taking ownership for a mistake and,
By: NTV’s Mark Dwyer
The Herald hits the ice with some of Newfoundland and Labrador’s top young hockey stars
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There was a time, not too long ago, when it was rare to see a player from this province playing major junior or college hockey – let alone skating in the
Inspired by The Herald’s own creator, four friends follow their passion for gaming and create family-friendly hands-in brains-on fun with one spin-chilling twist – you must escape … or else!
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Darkness. Grab a flashlight. The thin ray of light cast before us is more ominous than comforting. Freaked out
Hypnotist Jason Cyrus prepares to delight NL audiences with his one-of-a-kind family-friendly show that makes those who believe stars of the show as they release their inner rock star
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Even emails sent by hypnotist Jason Cyrus ooze enthusiasm with his smiley faces, exclamation marks and his ‘Be Great’ sign
St. John’s area teachers pass information on to their students on a weekly basis, but now they can also share a skill that can save a life
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To the up-beat, energizing soundtrack of Staying Alive, St. John’s area teachers practiced their life saving skills on ‘dummies’, skills they’ll
Whether it’s out and about enjoying the great Newfoundland outdoors, or inside in the always bustling NTV newsroom, these three ladies say that life just couldn’t possibly get any sweeter; unless co-worker Eddie Sheerr could rustle up more snow days, that is!
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NTV’s Jodi Cooke, Leila Beaudoin and Kelly-Anne
These are the times that try men’s souls. These are the days where winter sets in with the grip of Grim Death.
The Christmas guests and visitors have all gone and the ornaments put away. The last note from the final playing of The Little Drummer Boy has mercifully faded
Regular readers of this page will recall that one of the only things my daughter wanted for Christmas this past year was ribbon for her ancient typewriter. Well, Santa came through with flying colours and my not-so-wee-one-anymore is now happily clicking away yet again, so all is right in her
