The divine Mary Walsh talks passion and ‘Fury’ and never giving up on one’s dreams in this lively Herald sit down
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Mary Walsh has an energy to match the saucy, fiery red accents that spice up her kitchen in her heart-of-the-city home. “Welcome! We meet again!” Walsh greets warmly,
Local non-profit Bridges To Hope aims to raise $20,000 to bring smiles and warm hearts at Christmas with their Miracle on Cookstown Road Campaign
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The holidays are upon us, the perpetual season of giving. It’s a time for food, family and friendship. Though for many among us, some of
Allan Hawco talks home, pot, Christmas, gratitude (oh yeah) and Frontier in this sometimes touching, but often silly and playful, one-on-one
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With Christmas close, and weed legalized, Allan Hawco is in a playful mood.
“Ask me whatever,” he jokes on the phone from Montreal. With the ‘Pot’ cover of
While his book may be titled, Final Report, NL’s proudest rantaholic declares it ain’t over yet; at least as long as the cheques keep clearing
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Rick Mercer starts the conversation off like any good Newfoundlander would; by talking about the weather. “It’s up, it’s down, it’s windy, it’s not,
By: Jason Sheppard
The singer songwriter lend his talents to O Holy Night
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Cory Tetford is certainly no stranger to Newfoundland music lovers. Tetford, who hails from Goulds, has been entertaining local audiences since the release of his first album back in October, 1999. This month, Tetford will be
From Olympians to world champions and league MVP, Newfoundlanders and Labradorians performed at an elite level in athletics in 2018
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The days where Newfoundland and Labrador are ignored on a national and international stage for athletics are at an end. Simply put, we’re churning out an amazing amount of talented
There’s lots to be proud of as a Newfoundlander and Labradorian. Things like cultivating a worldwide reputation for hospitality and friendliness should be enough to get those good feelings of NL pride flowing. If that doesn’t do the trick, one only need look at what some of our very own
In my world it is never too early to put up the Christmas lights. The 25th of November was my day. It has been a part of Christmas for me for seven decades.
When my brother John and I were growing up Christmas began, not with Advent or by any
Of my peer group, my mothering situation is a tad unique. Now barreling with a vengeance towards 50, I have a 21-year-old son who still mostly hangs his hat at home and a 10-year-old daughter who – despite the fact that she often feels otherwise – is a long way
A new novel by Brian Callahan utilizes humour and sensitivity to bravely tackle the harsh realities of mental illness
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Knowing the very talented Brian Callahan as a gifted journalist, it’s easy for excitement to build while cradling his first novel, Growing up Next to the Mental. Great expectations, as