Mother/daughter duo Trina and Sadie Grandy say they are truly blessed to earn a living at sea
Trina Grandy is the baby in her family and the one who joined the merry fishing crew led by her parents, Sadie and Lloyd Grandy. Sadie, now 71, thinks having her daughter around
For the 23rd year, Theatre Newfoundland and Labrador presents the Gros Morne Theatre Festival, a four month long celebration of stories, songs and culture nestled in one of the island’s most pristine locations.
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Featuring exciting new additions and returning favourites (with a modern twist), the festival lineup is
By: Jodi Cooke
How a surprise package in the mail sent NTV’s Jodi Cooke spiraling back into her childhood, and the reflections that came along with it
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It’s been said before that things in life come full circle. The question is whether or not we recognize that when it
Multi-instrumentalist, Wade Tarling lets the music do the talking with his newest collection of tunes, Strength
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Some things in life come naturally. Many are athletically gifted – natural prospects to a sport of choice. Some are creatively inclined – a pen or paintbrush can become a playground of possibilities.
Connie Legge lost her dad, Wallace Grandy, to the sea in 2006. The Herald spoke with Legge’s sister, Lori Snook, two years after the tragic death. (Page 13) At the time, Legge – who came from a long line of proud fishermen – had shared that she was determined to
Mother and daughter fishing duo Lillian and Christine Day reflect on their time in the fishery
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Lillian Day of Garnish will be 65 in September and while she says she’s doing so with “mixed emotions,” she will be hanging up her nets and retiring once this season is over.
You know things are never quite as they seem. Lurking in the reeds of the most idyllic of popular stories often lays a darker realty.
I grew up with the world of the Winnie the Pooh books. Not the cartoons. The gentle children’s world painted by the stories and poems
By: Jason Sheppard
I’m not sure if it’s a cosmic coincidence or not that as the 20th season of NTV’s Big Brother is about to begin, I’ve landed here at The Newfoundland Herald after two years of studying journalism.
Now of course, you dear Herald reader (Hi, I’m Jason!) may
By: Amy Cleary
Sitting down with famed artist Bobbi Pike in her beautiful artistic home, The Herald investigates a lifestyle which has been gaining momentum across Canada and has finally found safe harbour in Newfoundland.
Pike begins explaining the ketogenic lifestyle with a smile. What exactly is it?
“That’s a good question isn’t it? The easiest way to explain