From the U.S.S.R to Australia & Israel Michael T. Wall has spread his music worldwide
By Nick Travis
Newfoundland country singer-songwriter Michael T. Wall has seen and done more than your average man, to say the least.
From touring Australia to singing his Newfoundland-centric style of music in the
There is an old expression I learned in Labour College about how weaknesses in a contract “invite mischief.” The phrase has come to my mind in recent days when we hear the deeply disturbing reports of graves found on the grounds of so-called residential schools run by the Catholic Church.
Rotational work has become a staple of NL’s economy – but my Dad was the first of anybody I knew who made it his career
By Griffen Stuckless
My father is a Millwright by trade which means he can pretty much do whatever trade is needed in order to
The tent is back this September! Running from September 8-18, 2021, the Iceberg Alley Performance Tent is back after a pandemic-related hiatus in 2020.
The 11-day long lineup features a mix of local and returning favourites and tent newcomers.
Among those scheduled to perform at the now fan-favourite
For Wallace Ryan and generations of dreamers, comics serve as the coming together of art and story; a big bang of ideas and illustration that spark creativity and slide readers down a rabbit hole of innovation and limitless imagination
You don’t receive the title of Godfather of
Look no further for your summer thriller. Emily Hepditch’s second novel Alone on the Trail is one tremendously riveting page-turner
By Jason Sheppard
At just 23-years-old, Emily Hepditch has not one but two chart-topping titles flying off bookshelves across the province.
THE INNER VOICE
Her newest title, Alone on
For over 40 years, the Captain Newfoundland universe has wowed and mystified readers, becoming a beloved cult favourite for generations of dreamers
To thine own self be true. For over four decades, one mystical and otherworldly comic book franchise has encapsulated the curiosity and the search for
I feel a bit better today about the future of our province. Optimistic by nature and despite keeping well-peeled eyes on public matters for a living and writing about them, I note with interest a June news release from The Board of Trustees of the Newfoundland and Labrador English School
