By: Amy Cleary
Sitting down with famed artist Bobbi Pike in her beautiful artistic home, The Herald investigates a lifestyle which has been gaining momentum across Canada and has finally found safe harbour in Newfoundland.
Pike begins explaining the ketogenic lifestyle with a smile. What exactly is it?
“That’s a good question isn’t it? The easiest way to explain
By: Victoria Battcock
Some are pulled towards the calling of helping others. Here’s one such story
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Katherine Kavanagh is from Cape Broyle and has been collecting pull tabs for about five years. Her biggest year yet was just tallied up at a total of around 119,000 tabs.
It
A new NTV series spotlights the rich talent of Newfoundland and Labrador’s artists across a variety of mediums.
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Newfoundland and Labrador, arguably, is second to none when it comes to artistic pedigree. A new 10 part series on Canada’s Superstation NTV explores that fact.
From respected producer and filmmaker
By: Amy Cleary
It’s hard to lose someone you love, no matter the circumstances. But what amplifies the pain and agony is when a loved one goes missing and there’s no answers
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Crime in Newfoundland and Labrador has always been relatively low. While there’s certainly been high profile criminal
Launching his third album in as many years, educator and entertainer Adam Baxter peels back the layers with his honest and emotional album Domestic.
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Summer vacation, for many of us, is a time of relaxation. Putting the feet up, if you will. For educator and musician Adam Baxter, the summer
Punk rockers Brutal Youth return home for the first time in years for a pair of electric shows in St. John’s this summer. Da by’s catch up with The Herald for our latest Q&A
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Six long years have passed since Newfoundland born punk rockers Brutal Youth have performed on
By: Amy Cleary
Two Newfoundlanders’ quest to bring healthier treats to the table
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Chocolate chip cookies, raspberry jam, and brownies are some of the products decorating The Herald lunch room table brought in by Amanda Poisson and her mother-in-law Carrie Elgar, baked fresh that morning in the Paradise kitchen
By Amy Cleary
Most people consider photography a science, but according to Neville Webb, it is an art form that continually captures the beauty of the Avalon Peninsula.
“Each photo is an instant in time. Finding photographs is like fishing, you have to see what others might not see,” said
By: Jason Sheppard
Newfoundland’s Jason Oakley is the creator behind a new character aimed at capturing children’s hearts
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Jason Oakley, originally from Newfoundland, moved to Toronto five years ago away from his nephews. When it came time to get them a gift for special occasions, Oakley never knew what
The George Street Association has announced a free all ages summer concert series every Wednesday night from July 11 to September 12th (the only exception being August 1st, the final day of the George Street Festival).
The diverse lineup of local performers includes Janet Cull Band, Denis Parker, Carolina East,