When Karyn Inder was a little girl growing up in Grand Falls-Windsor, she and her friends would run around the town pretending they were glamorous models. Since 2014, Inder has been living out her childhood dream every day.
Inder hails from St. John’s, but moved with her family to Grand
By: Erica Yetman
Newfoundlander and seasoned drag queen Fashionista Jones dazzles and inspires
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Fashionista Jones experienced her first time in drag before the age of 10. At the time, she had no idea that putting on her mom’s clothes was anything other than dressing up.
Growing up on west
By: Emily Lvyer
Confession time: when I was a little girl, I wanted to be a ballerina.
I would twirl and hop around my living room, pretending I was on a grand stage, and bowing to an imaginary audience, balanced on the tips of my toes.
And the thing is,
By OZFM’s Robert Shawn Andrews
Founder and former director of Miss Teen Newfoundland and Labrador, Isabelle Fry starts a career path as a Mount Pearl City Councillor
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Isabelle Fry is a people person. She is never one to shy away from a conversation or the opportunity to get to
With 2018 well underway, those yearning for something new to sink their teeth into may just find taking up an instrument to be the perfect next step.
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The beginning of a new year often brings with it new beginnings and New Year’s resolutions. January may be behind us but
By: Elizabeth Sullivan
If you have ever been to a Reveen show, it is one you will never forget. Veiled behind a shroud of mystery and intrigue, it made for one of the most popular, entertaining and enduring stage shows in Canadian history. It was a show that promised adventure,
By: Krystyn Decker
Newfoundland born food blogger and proud vegan Amanda Tracey shares the benefits of veganism and debunks common myths and misconceptions
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Going on a meat-free diet has been rapidly gaining popularity over the past few decades. However, vegans – those who eschew dairy, eggs and honey, in
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
Story By: Robert Shawn
Mackenzie Dove is not your typical 21 year old. Aside from the fact that she has the unique ability to move her eyes independent of each other, the Clarenville native is an incredibly busy young woman. Balancing her time between school, work, and volunteering, Mackenzie also
Local chef Todd Perrin supports Community Food Centres Canada Restaurants for Change
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On October 18, 2017, 92 restaurants in 19 cities across Canada will participate in the fourth annual Restaurants for Change initiative. Proceeds from the dinner service at the designated restaurants – including Mallard Cottage in St. John’s
One family uses positivity and heart to give back to the community with Claire’s Craft Fair.
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American actor Will Smith once said, “If you’re not making someone else’s life better, then you’re wasting your time. Your life will become better by making other lives better.”
Since their daughter was
With the increase in tragic incidents involving suicide, one Newfoundland woman felt a sense of responsibility to share her own experience of depression, along with information about a possible solution to relieve the suffering and despair.
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The best way to describe my own experience of depression would be to