Connie Legge lost her dad, Wallace Grandy, to the sea in 2006. The Herald spoke with Legge’s sister, Lori Snook, two years after the tragic death. (Page 13) At the time, Legge – who came from a long line of proud fishermen – had shared that she was determined to
Mother and daughter fishing duo Lillian and Christine Day reflect on their time in the fishery
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Lillian Day of Garnish will be 65 in September and while she says she’s doing so with “mixed emotions,” she will be hanging up her nets and retiring once this season is over.
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
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: Jason Sheppard
It will be the hardest time a pet-lover will face, however a new business is here to make the process a little bit easier
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It is the most heartbreaking time a pet lover will face – saying goodbye to their beloved companion who has been a
The Newfoundland Herald speaks with Kay Burns, curator for The Museum of the Flat Earth, regarding the flat earth society and how it involves Newfoundland and Labrador
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In a world where modern-day technology allows us to pass information at record speed via social media, conspiracy theories are aplenty. What
By: Amy Cleary
Every parent counts down the days until school is over and thinks about what the kids are going to do for the summer. One of the obvious choices of course is summer camp. The Herald decided to help parents out this year by speaking with Kelly Noseworthy
Celebrated photographer, best selling author and eco-tour guide Dennis Minty has seen a side of our planet that few can dare dream of capturing
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Photographer, author, eco-tour leader, environmental educator. There are many titles and accomplishments that one could attach to Twillingate’s Dennis Minty. Proud Newfoundlander may rank highest
By: Amy Cleary
Staying healthy requires commitment. Dynamic duo Nikki and Darrin Gray take dedication to the next level by helping themselves, as well as others, be their very best
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Inspiration is defined in the dictionary as the ability to influence or suggest positively. The Herald’s cover story this
By: Amy Cleary
The 24th Skills Canada Competition was held in beautiful Edmonton, Alberta from June 4-5. This year, 46 members representing Newfoundland and Labrador were competing against 550 skilled students from other provinces all across Canada. The students competed in more than 40 different competition areas like trade and
By Jason Sheppard
The Newfoundland Kennel Club welcomes and encourages children to come have a dog-gone good time
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When Danielle Pike attended her first dog show at age seven, she admits she was very shy. Back then, she would always have her head down and wouldn’t talk to anyone.
You don’t have to look up into the sky this summer in St. John’s to see your favourite superhero
By Jason Sheppard
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Imagine being able to spend a Friday night seeing the latest Thor blockbuster from Marvel Studios on a big screen with the hammer-wielding, golden-haired adonis himself, sitting