Team Gushue are now back to back Brier Champions!
Following a record setting tournament for skip Brad Gushue, who bested the all-time win record of 113 and then padded to that total as the week progressed, Team Gushue, representing Canada in the tournament, rolled into the Sunday March 11th final
With a combined 55 years of martial arts experience, Dora and Raymond Bennett have established one of the province’s leading martial arts academies
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Tae Kwon Do is the Korean art of unarmed combat. As a form of martial arts, it can do wonders for the body physically, and mentally.
A quick recap of the notable headlines from this week in entertainment, both local and abroad!
90th Annual Academy Awards Full Winners List and Recap
Fantasy romance epic The Shape of Water lead the way with four wins at the 90th annual Academy Awards. A mercilessly long show, clocking in
NBL Canada Playoffs will be coming to Mile One Centre, with home-province hero Carl English, fresh off of his historic and league-leading 58 point performance, leading the charge.
The St. John’s Edge has announced that all individual game tickets for its first three home games of the first round of
Ahead of the 2018 NL Winter Games in Deer Lake, Abby Newhook of St. John’s, makes a name for herself and commits to Boston College
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There’s no shortage of hockey stars spooling out of Newfoundland and Labrador, with the Newhook siblings, Alex and Abby, making impressive moves on and off the
Defending his Brier title in Regina, Saskatchewan, Brad Gushue has reached an unprecedented milestone, becoming the winningest skip in Brier history.
In the 6th draw of the Tim Horton’s Brier on March 5th, Gushue and Team Canada (which includes Geoff Walker, Brett Gallant and Mark Nichols) bested Northwest Territories 8-4,
In an announcement made last week, alumni from the Toronto Maple Leafs will celebrate St. Paddy’s weekend in style here in Newfoundland andLabrador. Mile One Centre will play host to an exhibition game featuring past Leafs greats, including Cujo himself, Curtis Jospeh.
“We’re looking forward to
Decorated karate and kick-boxing champion Michael Foley continues his families lineage of teaching the next great wave of Newfoundland’s martial artists
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It’s fairly common in passing to refer to someone as ‘a fighter.’ Whether for a tenacious attitude, a no-quit drive, or simply a scrappy penchant for getting into
St. John’s native Nathan Noel continues his journey to NHL stardom
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We’re all well aware that there’s no shortage of hockey fans in Canada, and especially in Newfoundland and Labrador. Michael Ryder, Daniel Cleary, and Keith Brown were all born and raised on the Rock and played in the
By: Robert Shawn
Hockey is as Canadian as maple syrup or ketchup chips. Almost every little boy and girl in this country, at one point or another, has delved into our nation’s national winter sport.
Steve Joy is no different. His involvement in the game goes back 37 years when
The 5th Annual Tickle Swim aims to raise awareness surrounding mental health issues in our province, and the inherent need for all of society to maintain good mental fitness
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Paula Kelly – a Newfoundlander who was a member of Canada’s 1980 Olympic swim team – will join about 20
Some of this province’s best represent Canada at the 2016 Cadet and Junior Pam-American Karate Championships
Five athletes from this province will be in Ecuador in August representing Canada at the 2016 Cadet and Junior Pam-American Karate Championships that take place in Guayaquil, Ecuador from August 22-28.
It’s the first