With rumours running rampant that Buddy Wasisname and The Other Fellers are set to call it a career, The Newfoundland Herald can share that the beloved group aren’t anywhere close to packing up the guitars and funny hats, and have yet to state anything to the contrary.
While there is
Story By Pam Pardy-Ghent
The bond between a mother and a child is a powerful one. No one knows that better than Lisa Lake, the mother of Cortney Lake. In this exclusive sit-down we learn first hand how strong those bonds truly are
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Lisa Lake looks through her treasured
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
‘Fit to be tied’— party discipline and towing the party line
I’m not sure what rattled me more – the ridiculous charges levelled against me, or being stripped of my speaking privileges in the House of Commons.
Regardless, I ended up storming out of a “disciplinary meeting” held in early
Work continues to progress on the infrastructure, resources and professional learning required to support the implementation of full-day Kindergarten in Newfoundland and Labrador in September 2016. An update was provided Jan. 15 at one of the four demonstration classrooms being used for professional learning across the province.
On January 14, 2016, Wayne Andrews, Chairperson of the Frosty Festival, joined by Frosty, community leaders and Festival sponsors officially launched the 34th Annual Mount Pearl Frosty Festival, February 4 – 14, 2016.
The Athletic Excellence Fund, which provides financial support for provincial athletes, coaches and officials, is now accepting applications for 2016.