The Mad Catter Café in downtown St. John’s is the perfect hub for feline friends and furry enthusiasts
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The first official cat café debuted in Taiwan, having been modelled on keeping the cats as residents who permanently lived there. The café became extremely popular with Japanese tourists and local
Daphne Hart, creator and operator of You Go Girl Travel, gives us the rundown on her flourishing business, a travel club for women right here in St. John’s
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Now that it’s officially summer, use the semi-occasional sun as inspiration while you brainstorm your next getaway off the island. Not
The Newfoundland Herald speaks with Kay Burns, curator for The Museum of the Flat Earth, regarding the flat earth society and how it involves Newfoundland and Labrador
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In a world where modern-day technology allows us to pass information at record speed via social media, conspiracy theories are aplenty. What
The Overcast’s latest book provides the summer’s guide to beer from all over Newfoundland and Labrador.
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When’s the last time you went out for a beer and found yourself ordering a Canadian or Coors Light without being told about and intrigued by the India Pale Ale with undertones of
Big Brother Canada’s Will Kenny admits being away from his son was the hardest of all
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Self-proclaimed prankster Will Kenny may not have won the sixth season of NTV’s Big Brother Canada, but he definitely played a phenomenal game, making it to the final four and keeping up a
Raised to love this province and its people, the grandson of the late Geoff Stirling shares his thoughts on the miracle of being a dad and treasured family values
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Some might say he’s one of Newfoundland and Labrador’s A-list celebrities, but regardless, Jesse Stirling is a name that rings
Dr. Rick Cooper shares his insight and knowledge on the history of the Janeway, along with intimate stories from patients, pediatricians, nurses and more
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The Janeway Children’s Health and Rehabilitation Centre — more commonly referred to as simply the Janeway — serves as a primary clinical resource for pediatric
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
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
St. Lunaire-Griquet native, Tony Bussey, is half the man he used to be – literally – after dropping 330 pounds. He now has a new lease on life
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One St. Lunaire-Griquet native has garnered national attention after losing more than half of his body weight when he took up
The annual Health Care Foundation Hospital Home Lottery returns, showcasing an immaculate luxury home valued at over $1.1 Million to raise funds and give back to the community
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“Raising funds and developing strong and sustaining philanthropic relationships to support the highest level of adult health care through the funding
The Royal St. John’s Regatta is the oldest organized sporting event in North America, with documented proof of 1816 boat races, and it’s coming up on it’s 200th anniversary. With over 50,000 visitors, it is also the largest tourism event in Newfoundland and Labrador, with enormous exposure to a wide-range