I was barely a man when my now loving wife and I brought home our English setter puppy.
Black and white with a distinctive, impossible to forget spot on one eye, the soon-to-be-named Ace – out of a love for Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley and all things poker – was
It had been a crazy work week. Yes, we headed to the camper for some rest and relaxation, but is there really any of that when you are the only adult on the road trip?
Between grocery-getting and loading the car Tetris-style to make sure the youngsters and the
There we were, baking in record-breaking temps and then two days later snow was drifting over our Crocs and coating our pine-clad hills. Did we protest? Nope. Hide images of slush on our roads from mainlanders who already think we’re half-cracked? Nope.
Because having a snowstorm in the spring is
I was half asleep on a sunny morning. It was Tuesday. Wife was already up and busy at the things she does. I could smell coffee and I was considering what was next in my life when through the open window I felt the early summer breeze and I heard
If you don’t know who Whiteyy18 is, I don’t know what to say, except to tell ya what you’re missin’.
William White, Whiteyy18’s real name, is a 21-year-old Canadian who has taken over the world — the online, TikTok world at least — by lipsyncing 80s tunes while rolling his
It’s not fair really that God didn’t put all the smart people and all the experts in the House of Assembly. It would have made handling things easier. That’s true from the COVID outbreak to Churchill Falls, to the collapse of the fishery, to the problems of rural Newfoundland and
When it comes to heavin’ away me jollies, there’s nowhere I’d rather be than in the country at the camper, writes Pam Pardy
Having my parents say; “you can certainly heave it out of ya, can’t ya?” is the highest form of bayman praise there is. Mom and Dad
There’s joy in preparing for the May Two-Four weekend. Campers and Campground owners share how being prepared is the best way to enjoy the holiday.
Story by CAMERON KILFOY
As we enter the summer season, there is only one way that certain Newfoundlanders plan to ring it in and that’s
A fixture of Newfoundland and Labrador’s media landscape, Jim Furlong reflects on his life in the industry in this candid one-on-one sitdown with The Herald
Jim Furlong eases back in his chair during a sitdown in his office on a predictably wet and grey weekday in St. John’s. “When
A tribute to the fascinating, spectacular life of media mogul Geoff Stirling and how his ‘golden’ touch revolutionized the nation’s media landscape
By: NTV’s Mark Dwyer
He was a titan of business, a visionary. Geoff Stirling was spiritual, mystical, a daring free spirit and, to many, a friend.
He was larger
While we might think of Covid as something that keeps us separated, in some cases it brings family home at just the right time
It took two years, but my daughter finally had her confirmation. Who knew, when the process first began back in 2019, that COVID would dare
Written By: Scott Stirling
My Dad, Geoff Stirling, started The Newfoundland Herald in 1946 right after World War II, as a Sunday paper called The Sunday Herald. Joey Smallwood had just tried his own hand at publishing, but his political newspaper couldn’t make a go of it financially, so he sold