Popular Marine Park in Pouch Cove, NL will be reinvented as Canada’s sixth Jellystone Park Camp-Resort – the grand opening is slated for July 1st
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David Snow and his family have spent the past 21 years building Marine Park into one of the most sought-after seasonal camping destinations in
(From the May 13-19 issue)
I felt for the council of Springdale a few weeks ago and the controversy over its decision not to paint the rainbow symbol on a town crosswalk to show support for the LGBTQ community.
The problem is the reaction to council’s “No” decision. The town
Celebrating 30 years as a Newfoundland folk trio, The Sharecroppers return at the Trails, Tales and Tunes Festival in Gros Morne this May
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Three decades into their careers as ambassadors for Newfoundland and Labrador’s culture and music, The Sharecroppers have much to celebrate.
The three-piece of Ed Humber, Guy
(From the May 13-19 issue)
It’s been quite the week. Now that hubby has returned to his regular Alberta rotation, it’s just the kids, dogs and I. Working full-time and being a solo parent is old hat to me by now, but you toss something odd into the mix –
Teresa Ennis of The Ennis Sisters sits down with The Herald to talk about their upcoming album Keeping Time, their NL tour, and the recent passing of their father, John Ennis
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The Ennis Sisters are back at it again, never taking a break from their musical explorations and releasing
Fans of NL’s own Allan Hawco, get ready. You’ve never seen him like this.
Psychological horror film The Child Remains is set to hit theatres in St. John’s tomorrow, with Hawco starring alongside Cannes Best Actress award winner Suzanne Clement. It’s dark, dastardly, and deliciously fun, and a true departure
NL moms used the power of togetherness to share all the firsts of that special year one of motherhood to make it the best it could possibly be for both baby and momma
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Stefanie Knight, Nicole Boland, Cagney Hughes, and Laura Benson all have one thing in common; they
The Newfoundland Herald talks with Jamie McCabe, owner and operator of Clay Cafe, about creating the perfect keepsake as Mother’s Day approaches
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“It’s not about creating the perfect piece, it’s about creating the perfect memory,” Jamie McCabe was sure to emphasize when asked about her business motto. Located in
In part two of our in-depth conversation with Joel Thomas Hynes, the prolific writer tackles success, celebrity and navigating the future
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To say the past couple of years have been big for you would be underselling. The Governor’s General Award, NL Reads nomination, Winterset, etc. What does critical praise
The Herald talks with five female corrections personnel across Newfoundland and Labrador in a revealing look at the unsung heroes of law enforcement
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Everyone thinks their job is the toughest, most demanding, tedious and labour intensive on earth. That’s part of our makeup. It doesn’t matter if you’re a
Toni-Marie Wiseman and her daughter Grace celebrate Mother’s Day in their own mommy and me way; spending special, creative time together
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Toni-Marie Wiseman and her daughter, seven-year old Grace, focus on each other’s projects for a moment as they take a break from their own creations.
“That’s really pretty,
I remember telling you a year or more ago that I no longer drove the Outer Ring Road in St. John’s when it was raining because that road, when wet, was simply too dangerous.
There are ruts in the Outer Ring that make it look like the old Oregon Trail