Activist turned author, Gemma Hickey shares their cathartic walk for cause and clarity in their riveting and profound new memoir Almost Feral
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Longtime readers of The Newfoundland Herald are well acquainted with Gemma Hickey. The tireless activist and advocate for LGBTQ rights has been making headlines and enacting positive
When strong women set their minds and hearts to a goal, there’s little that can’t be accomplished. When they combine forces? They’re nothing short of fierce!
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OZFM’s Stephanie O’Brien, comedian (and owner of cats) Nicole Downton, Ideal Protein Clinic owner Angela Crawford, retired District Banking Manager Peg Goss and
One woman’s journey to be seen as ‘normal’ takes her and her family on an interesting journey, one that involves lights, cameras and loads of ‘TLC’
If Mount Pearl’s Adrianna Harris had any skeletons lurking in her proverbial closet, the door has been swung wide open thanks to a
2019 has been a year filled with great stories for those who call Newfoundland and Labrador home. From artists to athletes, politicians, and more, there has been much to brag about on ‘The Rock.’ Yet the ones that touch our hearts the most are stories of perseverance, kindness and the
Of the thousands of quotes from the hundreds of interviews over the past year of Herald content, these select few stand a cut above. Take a look back in the fantastic year that was 2019 with a selection of our favourite, stand out quotes
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“We have the ability to be
From immigrant to successful businessman turned self-published author Marin Darmonkow aims for the heart and the head with his wordless holiday book ‘Twas the Night
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Marin Darmonkow pulls no punches in shedding detail on his rocky road through life. Nothing came easy, to put it modestly.
Orphaned at the
By: Jason Sheppard
With empathy, compassion and a twinkle in his eye, Bruce Templeton takes readers on two remarkable holiday journeys in his newest book
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Many of us have worked as assistants during our lives and careers whether it was for business owners, physicians or college educators. Bruce Templeton
The Gathering Place, a community health centre that focuses on helping vulnerable people in St. John’s, has been a local mainstay since 1994
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Originally started by the Sisters of Mercy and the Presentation Sisters as a way to help people who were in need of food, the organization has
The Pottle Centre in downtown St. John’s serves as a rich resource and safe-haven for those struggling with mental illness to branch out and feel accepted
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Doug Coady of St. John’s sums up well why he likes spending time at a drop-in centre that supports people living with mental
Basketball star and cornerstone of the St. John’s Edge, Carl English will be releasing his memoir in St. John’s just in time for Christmas.
The official launch of Chasing a Dream: The Carl English Story, by Carl English and Blake Murphy, takes place at Chapters St. John’s on Wednesday, December