With the increase in tragic incidents involving suicide, one Newfoundland woman felt a sense of responsibility to share her own experience of depression, along with information about a possible solution to relieve the suffering and despair.
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The best way to describe my own experience of depression would be to
Author Trudy Morgan-Cole draws on her past to create her latest St. John’s love song
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St. John’s own award-winning writer Trudy Morgan-Cole will be releasing another works of historical fiction this fall, calling the locally based novel “a love song to my neighbourhood.”
The highly anticipated Most Anything You
When nothing was available to support women with ovarian cancer, one local woman made sure she changed that.
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After being diagnosed with ovarian cancer two years ago, Susan Glynn searched for a support group to help her with her battle. Glynn couldn’t find a group in this province or
One of Canada’s most celebrated journalists and television personalities, Peter Mansbridge brings his coast-to-coast tour to St. John’s on October 21st
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There are a few names that round out a shortlist of recognizable Canadians. Peter Mansbridge is among that conversation, a name synonymous with integrity, dedication and proud nationalism.
Powerhouse metal four piece Category VI raise the stakes with their intense sophomore album War Is Hell
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If you’ve heard the name Category VI, you’ll be familiar with one of the island’s giants of heavy metal. Fronted by the fiery powerhouse vocal stylings of Amanda Gosse, anchored by longtime
With rumours running rampant that Buddy Wasisname and The Other Fellers are set to call it a career, The Newfoundland Herald can share that the beloved group aren’t anywhere close to packing up the guitars and funny hats, and have yet to state anything to the contrary.
While there is
Love is non-binary. Kindness is not gender-neutral. Compassion is not defined by sex, class, or race. This obvious assessment of humanity that is not relegated to a debate on biology is something that renowned local advocate Gemma Hickey knows more than most.
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You’ve heard the name Gemma Hickey in The Newfoundland
Hit-makers of the early millennium, Cory Tetford and Paul Lamb give the fans what they want, reuniting after 12 years as Crush.
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King For A Day. Bad Enough. Justified. Each of these were radio hits for Newfoundland rock duo Crush during the early to mid 2000s. Their potentially game-changing
John Sheehan talks the fun release of a now classic bit that almost didn’t make it, travelling with the military and excitement over a future conversation with Jesse Stirling on faith.
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If you want a laugh, Google John Sheehan’s Mike bit. The premise is simple enough; a buddy heads
