By: Jason Sheppard
You don’t have to be Supergirl to lift off the ground anymore thanks to a new program in St. John’s which combines circus athletics and exercise – one which is sure to take off.
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It’s summertime in NL, which means hanging out at barbecues, hanging out in
As far back as the 16th century, the South East of Ireland has had a strong bond with the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador, based on the shared history of the two places. Many emigrants departed from counties Waterford, Kilkenny, Tipperary, and Wexford, as well as from the coast
Forging world class pottery out of Port Union, Michael Flaherty of Wild Cove Pottery brings decades of experience to the thriving craft landscape on the island
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Michael Flaherty has been working with ceramics for nearly two decades. From studying and honing his craft across Canada, to working as an
The Mad Catter Café in downtown St. John’s is the perfect hub for feline friends and furry enthusiasts
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The first official cat café debuted in Taiwan, having been modelled on keeping the cats as residents who permanently lived there. The café became extremely popular with Japanese tourists and local
Emerging singer-songwriter Christian Howse talks depth of songwriting and becoming a confident frontman in the wake of his new EP, Long Distance
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Nineteen-year-old musical prodigy Christian Howse is everything you want in an artist – embarrassingly talented, humble, driven to push himself both creatively and emotionally. He wears his
By: Danette Dooley
The bond between Cpl. Mike Pilgrim and the now retried service dog Luke is as close as family.
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It has been said that, until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened. Listening to the passion pour from his heart as he
By: Jason Sheppard
The 5th annual Neveah’s Lemonade Stand was as bright and cheerful an event as the young girl who created the amazing community event.
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It was a day of grey skies with the occasional drop of rain falling, but that was not enough to dampen the spirits of
When RNC Constable Kelsey Aboud found herself suffering from PTSD she thought her policing career was finished. A horse named Harvey changed all that
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RNC Constable Kelsey Aboud lovingly takes Harvey through the grounds at Government House in St John’s. Curiously cautious around the delicate flowers, Harvey seems to
It is difficult not to have sympathy for those people who for various reasons, including medical, don’t want to get out of their cars on the car deck of some provincial ferries – but unfortunately it is a problem without a solution. It is “the way of the world.”
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