By Wendy Rose
The holiday season is always filled with delightful shows and events centred around Christmas and all the joy and
fun that comes with it. This year, Spirit of Newfoundland has outdone themselves with their new holiday show,
For Lease Navidad.
Having premiered in mid November,
For
If there’s a nurse in your family, reach out and give them an unsolicited thank you for being their best when you, or someone you love, is at their worst! No doubt you’ve called on their care and comfort more times than you can count. A nurse is never off duty for family. So remember, the next time they offer you a piece of celery, chow down, and know they are doing so with only your best interests, and your intestines, in mind!
Singer-songwriter Ian Foster is set to present his sophomore short film Keystone at this year’s Nickel Independent Film Festival
Ian Foster told The Herald in a recent interview that he’s worn a different amount of hats in his artistic career in Newfoundland and Labrador. Quite so.
Foster is a notable
My husband and I lost our daughter this past weekend. Where were we while she went MIA? Napping, I think. Though we were also fiddling with firewood and constructing a wood horse during those missing hours, so it’s really hard to say.
Truth be told, we didn’t really know she
It’s a worthwhile cause that resounds deeply with spokesperson Joe Roberts. Once a homeless youth himself, Roberts is lacing up to walk across Canada, pushing a cart to symbolize the struggles of homelessness in our country.
Kicking off on May 1 in this province’s capital city, Roberts commenced the first
NTV’s Chief Meteorologist Eddie Sheerr has had a wild introduction to being a NLer, From our wonky summers and winters to finding love, Sheerr gives us his latest projections for what to expect when we’re expecting (weather wise of course!).
So, how has this winter been in contrast to previous
I went to visit my uncle the other day. It was something I’d been dreading. It’s not like we weren’t close. We were next door neighbours for more than eight years while my family lived around the bay. There, he’d been a daily presence – him on his front porch,
The wind is howling and the snow is flying and I’m just in from what my father used to call “a turn round the deck”. It means checking things out in a storm. All is well. The snow blower is covered and has clean gas and lots of oil. The
Pasadena residents Will Drover, 10, and his brother Jack, 7 have been skiing at Marble Mountain in Steady Brook since they were old enough to strap on skis.
Mom Joy and dad Steve say the money and time they’ve invested in lessons on behalf of the boys is well worth
In the wake of the closing of beloved series Republic of Doyle, Mark O’Brien has emerged as the next rising star to elevate himself in the at-times cutthroat world of film and television.
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Much like his friend and collaborator Allan Hawco, St. John’s born and bred actor Mark O’Brien