From slinging charcuterie to competing on a nationally regarded cooking competition, NL’s Chef Shaun Hussey dishes on his Top Chef Canada experience
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Local culinary enthusiasts may know Chef Shaun Hussey from his inventive and delectable restaurant/deli, Chinched in St. John’s. From pig ear fries to chicken liver ravioli and the
With a goal to change the conversation and save lives, one St. John’s man reaches out to those who suffer in silence
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Bill Jeffery is many things. From devoted father and husband to dedicated counselor right down to being a passionate singer/songwriter, Jeffery has multiple balls in the air.
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
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
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
Bringing old school punk rock to the island with a fair share of satire and nods to pop culture, Jim Jones and the Kool-Aid Jammers break down their Instant Cult Classic
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Specializing in down and dirty, rattle your bones punk rock loaded down with healthy helpings of satire and
From avid fan to seasoned up-and-comer, Chris Dillon outlines his road from The Rock to Maritime wrestling sensation as ‘Dynamite’ Dylan Davis
St. John’s own Chris Dillon answers his phone on an unremarkable Monday morning. He’s on a bus to Toronto, a trip that can be described as a
For over two decades, the Sunday Evening Newshour has been the province’s only live, hour-long weekend newscast, providing viewers with breaking news, feature stories, community events and, of course, the all-important weather forecast. Toni Wiseman pioneered those early years when it launched in the late 1990s and was later joined
The family of Newfoundland music icon Harry Hibbs carries on with a long-standing campaign to see ‘Uncle’ Harry inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame
There are few Newfoundland music icons quite like Harry Hibbs. The Bell Island native, who became a household name through his massive record sales and