On the heels of being inducted (posthumous) into Nova Scotia’s Music Hall of Fame, The Herald pays tribute to legendary performer and musical icon Harry Hibbs
By Pam Pardy Ghent
Harry Hibbs is a legend in this province. A glance at a salt n’ pepper cap can trigger a musical
By Jim Furlong
I didn’t know Harry Hibbs in any real sense of the word but I did meet him once. I was lucky enough to have interviewed him in another existence of mine before television and radio when I was working in the world of print and doing some
Introducing Bobbi Pike’s Come Colour With Me in Newfoundland and Labrador: A Sharable Colouring Book for Parents and Kids
By: Pam Pardy-Ghent
Bobbi Pike knows how valuable spending quality time can be. Pike lost her mother to dementia over four years ago and the pain of that loss is something
From South Eastern Ireland to the home of their namesake, Newfoundland (the band) heads to Newfoundland and Labrador this May. Ahead of their flight across the Atlantic we catch up with frontman Michael Grace in our latest Q&A.
By Dillon Collins
I understand this tour of the island for you
One local woman, a legend in the business world, is more than just a focused go-getter to the person who knows her by another name: mom.
By Wendy Rose
Most of us think of our moms as superheroes – balancing the weight of the world on their shoulders while maintaining
Howyagettinon? So – big fuss still going on about this musical in New York City. The one about Gander and the goings-on after 9/11. Amazing. I mean, who’d a thunk it? The ‘Big Apple’ all a-buzz about the ‘core’ of our province. Freaky.
And it’s all going on about a
Part of Great Big Sea, the band who embedded this province’s music and culture into the hearts of expats and come from aways for over 20 years, Bob Hallett now wears a new hat, one that allowed him to sprinkle his musical pixie dust all over Broadway.
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Singer-songwriter, producer and director, the ever-versatile fan favourite Ian Foster returns with his timely new record Sleeper Years
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Take me through the writing process for Sleeper Years. What grabs you, thematically or otherwise, these days?
For me it always ends up being the culmination of a couple
