Newfoundlander pens debut thriller paying homage to the people in his life who’ve influenced and inspired him along the way.
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Seamus Heffernan has lived a busy and exciting life thus far. While he’s hung his hat in both Ottawa and England, the expat Newfoundlander – who now calls Abbotsford,
The St. John’s Edge Interim General Manager Carl English announced today that Doug Plumb has been named the club’s new head coach. Steven Marcus will continue his role as Associate Head Coach while Stu Julius will take on the role of assistant. Doug Partridge will join the team as a consultant to
By: Jason Sheppard
It will be the hardest time a pet-lover will face, however a new business is here to make the process a little bit easier
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It is the most heartbreaking time a pet lover will face – saying goodbye to their beloved companion who has been a
Online voting for #RocktheBlock has now begun, and ends Friday July 20, 2018!
Winner will be notified and announced after voting closes.
This year’s contenders (in alphabetical order):
BROTHER DOWN • DISPOSITION • THE HELLFIRE CLUB • MANTRA • RED CITY • TREND
The winning group will earn an opening
Blending passion with elegance and sophistication, Doug Hawco presents his new album Follow, acollection of nine original songs plus two covers. This album is a follow-up to 2017’s Life On The Water, which saw Doug evolve from a small town rocker, into a professional, mature musician bringing value to his
Juno-Nominated folk/pop artist Kellie Loder will be touring Newfoundland and Ontario in July and August in support of the digital & national release of her album, “Benefit of the Doubt”.
The 8-date tour kicks off July 4th and will take Kellie and her band to Norris Point, Clarenville, St John’s, Grand Falls-Windsor (Salmon
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
By: Amy Cleary
Every parent counts down the days until school is over and thinks about what the kids are going to do for the summer. One of the obvious choices of course is summer camp. The Herald decided to help parents out this year by speaking with Kelly Noseworthy
There are sights and sounds and smells of summer – smell of barbecue, splash of a pool-side cannon- ball, sight of a setting sun over your perfectly pristine lakeside cabin.
These are things that can act as triggers that can transport you through decades to a particular piece of zig-zagged
By: Jason Sheppard
One local school is benefiting from a special program that brings the joy of reading to its students
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On May 23rd, St. Teresa’s School in St. John’s was one of the six schools in the East Coast region of Canada to receive the Indigo Love of