I was going to try and write some ultimate COVID-19 story, but that situation is complicated and unfolding so quickly that instead I will share a quiet moment that I think has meaning. The Coronavirus is changing our world. We are all in it and we are all coping. There
The Newfoundland Herald offers up seminal albums from our very own to help ease the sombre mood of social-isolation during COVID-19
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COVID-19 is a life event. We don’t get many of these big kind of seminal worldwide moments we all share a piece of. But it’s here and we Newfoundlanders
While Newfoundlanders and Labradorians make the best out of a bad situation, The Herald offers up our selections for a must-watch tv binge guide while self-isolating
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The COVID-19 global pandemic has put the everyday comings and goings of world citizens at a near standstill, Newfoundlanders and Labradorians included. While
I’m hardly as anal and, in my humble opinion, I’m way more chill with my daughter than I ever was with my first born son. Perhaps because I’ve already raised one kid to adulthood and he survived, mostly, fully intact – beyond a horrible scar I left on his little
In this, our time of greatest need, Reverend Bill Strong of St. Peter’s Anglican Church in Upper Gullies shares a message of hope
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Times are hard. Realities and routines we’ve all come to depend and rely on, from holding down a job and running errands to visiting family or hosting a
Jesse Stirling’s Meetings with Remarkable People celebrates a milestone
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Jesse Stirling jokes that his show some shorten to MWRP has a somewhat challenging name to remember.
“I say congratulations for getting the name right whenever anybody does achieve that. It’s the hardest name to remember in the world. People
There are several advantages to being a senior citizen. The Coronavirus certainly is not one of them. When you hear all the warnings it certainly does “give you pause.” Once upon a time a couple of aspirin and a hot toddy would haul you through any medical unpleasantness that might
When my daughter and I left for Orlando on March 6th, our greatest worry was getting out of Newfoundland before a pending snow storm I feared may ground flights.
With Coronavirus (COVID-19) being somewhat in the news, we packed a baggie of Lysol wipes to wipe down our plane seats
A team at MUN revisits a series of films that document the struggles of Fogo Island
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In 1967 filmmaker Colin Low, community worker Fred Earle and Memorial University’s Donald Snowden created a series of 27 films centred around the towns of Fogo Island in partnership with MUN’s Extension Program