After almost three decades of sharing the province’s top stories on NTV, Toni-Marie Wiseman shares her story
After 29 years on NTV, most viewers think they know Toni-Marie Wiseman. Perhaps they do, at least from a distance, but there’s so much more.
At 52, she’s established in the industry
Award-winning singer-songwriter Donovan Woods talks Atlantic love, Nashville and the Canadian songbook in an in-depth Q&A before he hits St. John’s
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From Sarnia, Ontario to Nashville, Tennessee and everywhere in between, Donovan Woods is one of the more accomplished and in demand singer-songwriters in the market today.
Fresh off the release
Nothing is more interesting than provincial politics. No endeavour is more volatile. During the past week or so the ship that is the Liberal Party has come perilously close to the rocks.
It isn’t on the rocks, but they had better watch out. There are rocks out there. First, there
The sixth annual Spirit Song Festival will be held in the capital city on November 17, 2018.
“We started doing Spirit Song to provide a venue for people to learn and experience Indigenous culture in a way that most people feel comfortable with, which is the arts,” Chris Sheppard said.
The life of WWII soldier and POW Joseph Kearney is honoured in a new and painstakingly researched work.
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For authors Frank Galgay and Donna Adams, their latest project has been a long time coming.
A culmination of years of research, Joseph Kearney and the Hunt for Rommel is now available
Retired RCMP Superintendent William C. Malone recalls his year in Afghanistan in his 2018 tell-all book
In his 2018 book Cops in Kabul: A Newfoundland Peacekeeper in Afghanistan, retired RCMP Superintendent William C. Malone gives a thrilling personal account of his time in Kabul, Afghanistan, where he was stationed
Canadian rock legends Blue Rodeo are set to return to Newfoundland and Labrador this winter, booking a performance at Mile One Centre in St. John’s, Feb. 16. Tickets go on sale this Friday, Nov. 16 at 10am.
When fans lined Toronto’s Queen Street to get into clubs where Blue Rodeo was performing in the
Many little girls look up to their grandfathers, viewing them as heroes. For Catherine Soplet, a Newfoundlander now living in Ottawa, her grandfather really is a hero
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Soplet is the granddaughter of Thomas Ricketts, a private in the 1st Battalion of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment during World War 1.
The legalization of marijuana has come upon us and the world didn’t collapse. There aren’t wandering gangs of wild-eyed potheads roaming the streets looking to overthrow the government.
This is a good opportunity to tell you a story from the good old days and a road not taken. In the
