In politics I have an open mind. Well sort of. I usually vote Liberal but that’s media people of my age. A general liberal arts education kind of points you in that direction; at least it did.
I am amazed these days at how it is that many of the
Wayde Rowsell, former mayor of St. Lawrence and passionate historian, pens a powerful tale, one that left an imprint on his region of the Burin Peninsula during WW2
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Wayde Rowsell has long been the go-to guy when it comes to wanting to know about the USS Truxton & USS Pollux,
From George Street TV to Adventures Unknown, Newfoundlanders Donny Love and Kent Brown take staycations to the next level for their latest NTV series
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When Donny Love and long-time buddy Kent Brown tackle something, they jump in with both feet – literally. There’s little risk when working with someone
MusicNL hands out the hardware this January, saluting the sounds that make up our provincial soundtrack at their annual awards showcase in St. John’s
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It’s that time of year again, time to honour the very best music in Newfoundland and Labrador, the songs and sounds that make up the very
The fervent Donna Butt, co-founder and artistic director of the Rising Tide Theatre Company, once again tackles all topics for the merriment and betterment of us all
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If a rising tide lifts all boats then there’s little argument that Donna Butt and the fine folks at Rising Tide have
The pages from the months of October, November, and December have fluttered from the 2019 calendar and drifted into history and we have moved into January. Christmas had a bit of snow which messed up some travel plans but it wasn’t the end of the world and that is part
9 to 5, The Musical, is heading to the Arts & Culture Centre in St. John’s, bringing with it laughs, lighthearted moments and best of all, sweet revenge!
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Dana Parsons is chuckling at some antic of the unpredictably delightful Sheila Williams when this writer walks in, unannounced, during rehearsal.
John Crosbie will be remembered for many things. From his unprecedented victories politically at all levels of government during elections to his famous battles with everyone from Joey Smallwood to anyone and everyone who thought being political meant you had to be politically correct either inside parliament or outside of
Truth be told, for someone like me who thrives on lists and rankings, I have a difficult time with the concept of ‘best of’. Why? Subjectivity. Let me give you a good example.
A family member who shall remain nameless remarked when discussing the pizza he had sampled in Italy
One Newfoundlander takes pride in being part of the path towards success for others
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Chad Richardson might call LA home, but he’s a Newfoundlander to the core. Case in point? He posted an open invite for anyone in the general area to come for Christmas dinner.
From Topsail to
There’s a saying that reads: people may forget what you say, but they will never forget how you made them feel. Patsy Scott was one of those treasured souls
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If you’re around my age, you most likely remember the 80s sitcom Cheers. Centered around the bar’s owner and bartender
Sitting down to chat with the ladies from this week’s special feature, ‘Wonder Women,’ was interesting to say the least.
Stephanie O’Brien had strongly insisted I participate, though as the writer of the piece as well as a participant, I knew it would be challenging. Plus, sometimes I just don’t